What does the color on bits mean? Each has its color notch, which indicates grit - the size of the abrasive grain. And in this post we will tell you why you need a drill bit of this or that gritness 🖖 🔴 RED NOTCH Fine grain for delicate processing of skin and natural nail plate 🔵 BLUE NOTCH Medium grain for smoothing out thickenings, hard skin, and nails; for pushing back, lifting, and removing cuticles. 🟢 GREEN NOTCH Coarse grain for fast processing of coarse skin and nails; removal of thickenings and calluses; for processing lateral nail folds. You can find drill bits of red 🍎 and blue 💧 grit values in such working shapes 👉 as “ball,” “cylinder,” “drop,” “rounded bud,” and “pointed bud,” “frustum,” “needle.” There are two working forms of drill bits with green 🍏 (the hardest) notch, 👉 “flame” and “rounded cylinder.” ⠀ Memorize the colors of the notches so that to recognize them among hundreds of others, not only by quality, but also by their original appearance 💃 And, of course, save this post so as not to forget about bits’ marking. #nailsmelbourne #nailssydney #sydneynailtech #russianmanicure #naileducation #nailtechintraining #nailtransformation #nailsofinstagram #nailsoftheday #nailart #nailartist #nailtechlife #australianails