Pedicure Tools

Only diameter: S — Ø15 mm, M — Ø20 mm, L — Ø25 mm. The same grit is in separate cards for each size, so the file name always includes both the letter and millimeters. There are also PODODISC and PODODISC PRO — read that word too. The Pilochki buffers are not part of this trio: they are for a Ø21 mm disc.

This is a second version of the same file — with a soft backing between the abrasive and the disc. In the catalog, it is in a separate card next to the regular one, with the same diameter and grit, so the two items are easy to confuse. In GÉMELY, this same division is labeled differently: PRO COMFORT — on foam, PRO — without. Which of the two to take for your technique, see in the manufacturer's description: the name here distinguishes the format, not the result.

No, and this is where people most often make mistakes. The TYPE number is tied to the line, not to abrasiveness. In CLASSIC 10: TYPE 1 — 100/180, TYPE 2 — 80/120, TYPE 3 — 60/80. In EXPERT 10, it's the opposite: TYPE 1 — 60/80, TYPE 3 — 100/180. Look at the grit numbers at the end of the name — they are in every card.

WORK and HOME are series of the manufacturer, form is the number of the cutting part shape, and millimeters — blade length. The length is what decides: form 1 in the catalog comes in 8, 9 and 11 mm. In STALEKS the logic is different — there the line has a number (EXPERT 61, SMART 71, PODO 30), and the length stands separately: 12, 14, 16 and 18 mm.

No. This is a salon tool for cosmetic treatment, not a treatment remedy. If there is pain, swelling, suppuration, or the nail repeatedly becomes ingrown — see a podologist or a doctor, and no model of nippers can replace that consultation. Likewise, do not choose a "tool for fungus": in the catalog all items in this category are described as cosmetic.