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Good nail cases are made of leather that is both strong enough to protect the instruments and not wear out too quickly, and smooth and well machined to not look coarse. Inside the case there is either leather or a lining, for which different materials can be used. Velvet, fur, fine cotton and textiles made of synthetic fibres are particularly common. A smooth surface is particularly important to avoid damaging the instruments with coarse-grained textures and, in particular, to avoid being rubbed by the nail file itself. Nail scissors, tweezers and other instruments should be made of rustproof materials, as the nail case comes into contact with splash water and high humidity in the bathroom. Stainless steel, stainless steel or nickel-plated instruments are a good choice. Since the nail file wears out during use, it must be replaced at regular intervals; high-quality materials therefore play only a minor role for it.

Nail cases from different manufacturers differ in the content they offer. A nail file is almost always part of the set, scissors and tweezers are also common. An inclined surface of the tweezers is advantageous for a better grip, while the user can hold the tweezers laterally. Three-part nail cases include a nail cleaner instead of tweezers. As an alternative or supplement to the scissors, some nail cases also include a clipper. Particularly high-quality nail cases are not always already filled by the manufacturer, but allow an individual selection of instruments. However, this case is the exception and applies primarily to custom-made products. Even with nail cases that are already pre-filled, individual instruments can often be easily replaced, for example if a care product is lost. When replacing other instruments, users should make sure that both the size and the visual impression match the rest of the set.

Hands and feet need different care. Most nail cases are particularly suitable for manicure, which is reflected in the scope of the care products they contain. Files for fingernails, for example, are often finer and also exist in small variants for handbags; especially emergency sets are often only equipped with a small nail file. Also for hygienic reasons, users should treat manicure and pedicure sets separately. In this way, they prevent particles – and with them possibly dirt, bacteria, fungal spores and the like – from getting from the feet to the fingernails. Instruments that were previously used on the feet should only be used on the hands after thorough cleaning. Pedicure sets can basically consist of the same instruments as manicure sets. If a nail clipper is attached to the case, the curvature should be suitable for treating toenails. Nail cases for pedicures are usually somewhat larger than manicure sets, as they often contain other aids in addition to nail care products, such as a horn file, with which users can remove old corneal scales on the heel and ball of the foot.

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