Specifications:

• This handy pedicure manicure kit is a great way to keep all your nail tools organized and in one place
• This nail manicure kit with a suitcase is great for travelling; you can put it in your handbag 
• They are all packed in a portable case that would be great for traveler even to keep in your car glovebox
• 100% brand new and in excellent condition
• Small size makes this manicure pedicure set perfect for home or travel use
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Box Size: 16.5 x 8.5cm/6.5 x 3.3in(L x W)

Details:

• This handy pedicure manicure kit is a great way to keep all your nail tools organized and in one place

• This pedicure manicure kit with a suitcase is great for travelling; you can put it in your handbag

• Nail tools are all packed in a portable case that would be great for traveler

How to Use Manicure Tools?

• Wash the manicure tools with warm, soapy water. After you wash them, soak them in a sanitizer to kill any bacteria that may be present on the tools. Pour 1 part bleach to 4 parts water in a bowl. Soak the manicure tools for at least 10 minutes. Rinse them thoroughly and dry them with a clean towel before using.
• Take the fingernail clipper's top metal handle and turn it around 180 degrees. Place the fingernail that you want to trim in between the two metal blades. Press down gently on the upper metal handle, until the nail clips off. Repeat the process for each fingernail. Trim the fingernails to your desired length.
• Master the nail file. You need to file the nails after you trim them. File the nails to look short and straight. Hold the file with one hand against a fingernail on the other hand. Move the nail file back and forth. Start at the edge and move toward the top to achieve rounded edges. Repeat the process for each fingernail.
• Try the orange wood stick. The orange wood stick is used to push back cuticles. Wrap a small piece of cotton around one end of the orange wood stick. Place the stick against the cuticles and apply gentle pressure. The cuticles should move back as you apply pressure. Repeat the process for each fingernail. Throw the orange wood stick away after using it.
• Attempt the cuticle clipper. Use it only if the cuticles stick up or you have hanging nails. Hold and operate the cuticle clipper like you hold and operate scissors. Take extra caution to avoid cutting the skin.

How to Make Your Own Manicure Kit and Pedicure Kits?

• Purchase Two Different Sets of Nail Clippers: Because toenails are normally tougher than finger nails you will need the larger toenail clippers for your feet and the smaller nail clippers for your fingers.
• Get Yourself a Good Pair of Nail Scissors: A pair of nail scissors are also good to have on hand if you are trying to shape your nails or cut down your nails before filing. They provide more maneuverability than simple nail clippers.
• Buy an Orange Stick: Orange sticks are used to gently push back the cuticles on your fingernails and toenails after they have been soaking. Be sure to wrap a small piece of cotton around it before using it however because you do not want to damage the cuticles.
• A good set of cuticle clippers are a must-have in any manicure or pedicure kit. They help you easily clip away any hangnails or rugged cuticles. Be careful however not to cut too much. Start slowly.
• Purchase a Set of Nail Files: There are normally two different types of nail files sold in regular drug stores. These are files that are just file, or files that are a file on one side and a buffer on the other. It's probably better to just buy the file/buffer file so you can use either side when it warrants
• Include a Nail Brush: A nail brush should be used to help clean under and around your nails. If possible find a brush with natural boar or plastic bristles. The bristles should be firm enough to remove all dirt and debris, but shouldn't be too harsh on the skin around your nails
• Find or Purchase a Soaking Bowl: It is always a good idea to soak your hands and feet in water to soften the cuticles and make them easier to work with. Find a bowl that is large enough to at least be able to soak one foot at a time.
• Get Some Nail Polish Remover: You can find nail polish remover that is either scented or unscented, it all depends on your preference. Keep in mind however that nail polish remover that contains acetone can dry out and damage nails, so try and find one that is acetone free. You can also purchase a salon nail polish remover which is known to remove polish quickly and easily.
• Purchase Some Cotton Balls: Cotton balls will come in handy in various ways. You will need to use them to take off any old nail polish and to wrap around your orange sticks when pushing in cuticles. You can even use these in a pinch to separate your toes while giving yourself a pedicure if you do not have any toe separators handy.
• Get Yourself Some Cuticle Oil and Hand Cream: Cuticle oil and hand cream should be applied after you have groomed your cuticles and before putting on polish. Be sure however to remove any oil or cream that gets on your nails with a quick swipe of nail polish remover before putting on polish. This will help the polish stay better
• Collect Some Nail Polishes: Another good way to save some money is to simply pick up different color nail polishes when they are on sale. Buy yourself one or two colors you want to wear now and pick up more colors as you go along depending on your mood, the season or a specific function. Nail polishes are usually good for up to a year so you will have a nice collection of colors before you know it.
• Clear Nail Polish/Nail Strengthener: You can decide to buy one of each of these or simply buy a clear polish that already is a strengthener saving you both time and money. Clear nail polish could be used over your polished nails to help the color last longer, or can even be used on unpolished nails to give them a neat, polished look.
• Another good use of a clear nail polish/strengthener is for use under a darker nail polish base coat. Applying clear polish on your nails before applying dark polish will prevent staining of your nails.
• Purchase Toe Separators: Toe Separators are a must-have for all pedicure kits. You can purchase either the smaller toe separators or the toe separating sandals depending on which is most comfortable for you. If you have a habit of walking around after completing a pedicure, the sandals might be worth investing in. You can usually find both of these in major drugstores.

Package Included:

• 1 x Nail Clipper
• 1 x Cuticle Trimmer
• 1 x Multi-use Scissors
• 1 x Toe Nail Tweezers
• 1 x Ear Pick
• 1 x Tweezers
• 1 x Cuticle Knife 
• 1 x Nail File
• 1 x Case