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Fri Jul 06, 2007 2:50 pm  |
Does anyone know where to get it in Canada?
I'm talking about the grey one they all use to file nails and to clean off any gunk around the cuticle area. It isn't flat like the typical files, it is square and then comes to a point, which is what they use to clean the cuticle.
I hope i'm being clear  I hope you guys know what i'm talking about.
Anyway, I tried to get one at Trade Secrets and they don't sell it. Anyone know where to get one?
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Sat Jul 07, 2007 8:44 am |
| Do you know the brand name? I haven't seen any grey ones but I did get a La Crosse glass file at the drugstore and it works fine. It's blue/white with a pointed end. |
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Sat Jul 07, 2007 9:03 am |
no, i don't know the brand name, because i only see them at manicure places.
i suspect your file is the flat type, which i've seen...the type i'm talking about is 3 dimensional, like a pencil, but square and not as long...and then it comes to a point, like a flathead screwdriver...so still 3 dimensional and can be used to clean the cuticle area as a result. |
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Sat Jul 07, 2007 9:18 am |
oh no...definitely not...good try though 
i guess that answers my question. nobody knows what i'm talking about.
i'm talking about a manual file...not like the one on ebay...it is really quite a small thing, just like a normal nail file but 3 dimensional, grey and glass.
oh well, i guess i will just have to ask the salon. |
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It looks as if it might be similar to the shape you were describing?
