IQ Nails Replaceable Abrasive Discs 180 25mm 50pcs

Experience the pinnacle of professional precision and uncompromising hygiene with the IQ Nails Replaceable Abrasive Discs. This specialist set of 50 single-use discs, featuring a 180 grit and 25 mm diameter, is engineered for the discerning podiatry and beauty expert. Designed for seamless integration with the IQ DISC carrier system, they provide the foundation for a safe, effective, and superior pedicure treatment.

The core principle of this product is its single-use design, a golden rule for maintaining aseptic conditions in a modern salon. By eliminating the risk of cross-contamination, you build client trust and deliver services at the highest global standard. The 180 grit offers perfectly balanced, moderate exfoliation, ideal for smoothing the skin and preparing it for subsequent care products, all while ensuring complete control. These are essential professional podiatry supplies for any dedicated practitioner.

• Guaranteed Sterility: The single-use format of each disc minimizes the risk of microbial transmission.
• Optimised 180 Grit: Perfect for smoothing skin and addressing moderate calluses with precision.
• Precise 25 mm Diameter: Allows for detailed work on smaller and hard-to-reach areas of the foot.
• Full Compatibility: Engineered for flawless performance with the IQ DISC carrier system.
• Versatile Application: Highly effective for both dry and wet pedicure techniques.
• Enhanced Skincare Efficacy: Smoothed skin better absorbs the active ingredients from applied foot care products.

Why is hygiene important in pedicure treatments?

Hygiene is the absolute priority in any pedicure treatment as it minimises the risk of transmitting bacterial, fungal, and viral infections between clients. Utilising single-use tools, such as disposable pedicure discs, is a critical component of a safety protocol. This ensures every client receives a sterile treatment, instilling confidence that the service adheres to the highest medical-grade standards, which is the cornerstone of professionalism and trust.

Is a 180 grit disc good for hard skin on feet?

A 180 grit is an excellent choice for treating moderately hard, rough skin and for the final smoothing of the foot's surface after using a coarser grit. These pedicure abrasive discs effectively remove imperfections and refine the skin without being overly aggressive. For very hard, built-up calluses, it is advisable to begin with a lower grit (e.g., 80 or 100) and then use the 180 grit to achieve a perfectly polished finish.

How to Use

Ensure the IQ DISC carrier is clean and disinfected. Peel the protective layer from the abrasive disc and adhere it precisely to the carrier. Attach the carrier to your e-file and begin the treatment, adjusting the rotation speed and pressure to the client's individual skin condition. After the service, carefully remove the used disc and dispose of it properly. This product is strictly for single use only.

Who Is This Product For?

• For podiatrists and beauticians who prioritise the highest standards of hygiene and safety.
• For treatments on feet with a moderate level of callusing and roughness.
• For precisely smoothing the skin as the final step in a pedicure.
• For salons offering both dry and wet pedicure services.
• For professionals seeking reliable and efficient solutions for their daily practice.

Why Choose This Product?

Choosing IQ Nails discs is an investment in quality and safety that your clients will value. The precise manufacturing, optimal grit, and guarantee of sterility make your work more efficient and comfortable. It is a professional tool that elevates the standard of every pedicure treatment.

For comprehensive care, follow the exfoliation treatment with professional moisturising and regenerating formulas from the IQ Nails range.

Elevate your professional standards. Invest in uncompromising safety and precision—add IQ Nails Abrasive Discs to your professional toolkit today.

Ingredients: Ingredient lists for IQ Nails products are regularly updated. We recommend checking the current composition on the manufacturer's website or product packaging before use.