Snazzy Creations would like to present to you a truly unique
product. Our crystal nail files are patented in many countries worldwide.
Why would you be interested in a crystal nail file and not any other nail file?
A crystal nail file is friendly to the environment and has excellent qualities
that make it superior to other nail files. A few of these qualities
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The float glass from which the file is manufactured out
of has no adverse effects on humans or animals. Being made out of
glass, it does not contain heavy metals, undesirable elements, or
additives. |
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The surface of the file is manufactured from a single
layer of material which requires no use of bonding agents between layers
including the filing surface. |
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In comparison to many other nail files constructed out
of paper and metal products, the filing surface of the crystal glass nail file
will never wear down therefore lasting forever. |
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The surface of the crystal nail file is remarkably
simple to maintain because it is not harmed by contact with water or
other liquids. You can even wash your glass nail file with running water in the sink. |
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Crystal nail files appear smooth to the user while also
being uniform and dense. It appears as a delicate-yet-effective
instrument. There is no need to use a nail file made of a
different material after using a crystal nail file. |
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Each and every nail file is chemically hardened making
it resistant to impact and heavy force. This characteristic in
combination with the non-eroding surface make the file a product that
will endure forever. |
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If you should accidentally break the nail file (either
due to bending it too far or dropping it from a great height), the edges
of the file usually break in such a way that they are blunt virtually
eliminating all possibilities of injury. |
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Many users who have experience with regular usage of a
crystal nail file tell us that it prevents the chipping of nails. |
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Submerged in water prior to use, a crystal nail file can be used to
shape and sharpen artificial nails regardless of their material. |
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The crystal nail file won a prize of innovation in 1999
at "Les Prix de L'Innovation H. Pierantoni". |
