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Diamond flame bit 1.6 mm – Gentle & precise cuticle care with Staleks quality

Diamond flame bit 1.6 mm – Gentle & precise cuticle care with Staleks quality

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The 1.6 mm diameter diamond flame bit (red marking) is the perfect tool for gentle, precise cuticle care. Thanks to its fine grit with red marking, it is particularly suitable for sensitive skin.

Its tapered flame shape allows access to hard-to-reach areas while providing gentle treatment.

Advantages

  • 1.6 mm diameter – for fine detail work
  • Fine grit (red) – the gentlest variant in the flame bit series
  • High-quality diamond coating – durable and precise

Color Code Family

  • 1.6 mm Red (this product) – fine grit, gentlest variant
  • 1.6 mm Blue – medium grit, quicker
  • 2.1 mm Red – larger diameter, same grit

Application

  • Gentle removal of excess cuticles
  • Ideal for sensitive skin and beginners
  • Cleaning of the nail fold without irritation

Anela's Pro Tip

"For clients with very sensitive cuticles, I use the red, fine variant – the smaller 1.6 mm bit also gives me more control in narrow areas. This combination is my gentlest option in the entire bit range."Anela Mucic, World Champion Nail Design 2023 & INJA Juror

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the red marking mean?
Red stands for fine grit – the gentlest option in the color coding, ideal for sensitive skin.

What is the difference to the blue variant?
Red is finer and gentler, blue is medium grit and works more efficiently on normal cuticles.

Who is this variant particularly suitable for?
For clients with very sensitive cuticles and for working on narrow nail folds.

How do I clean the bit correctly?
Clean thoroughly and disinfect or sterilize according to studio hygiene standards.

Is this bit suitable for beginners?
Yes, the fine grit is particularly forgiving of minor uncertainties in handling.

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