• White Block 100/100 - Pipa Cosmetics Purple Professional®
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Purple Professional®

Bloc blanc 100/100

Bloc blanc 100/100

P289

€1.29 EUR
€1.29 EUR
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Available grit: 100/100.
Quantity: 1 unit.


White Block 100/100 by Purple Professional is a professional-grade nail buffer used to smooth and refine artificial nails. Ideal for evening out the surface before applying gel, acrylic, or color.

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Product Details

Key Features & Benefits

Professional quality buffer blocks.
Durable and efficient for salon or home nail care.

Multiple grit combinations.
Choose from coarse to fine surfaces for shaping, smoothing, or polishing.

Long-lasting structure.
Made from high-density foam for consistent performance.

Comfortable to use.
Lightweight and ergonomic design ensures control and precision.

Versatile application.
Suitable for natural nails, gel, acrylic, and builder gel systems.

How to Use

Choose the appropriate grit based on the step of your service.

Use the coarser side to shape or remove shine from the surface.

Switch to finer grit sides for smoothing and refining.

After use, clean gently with a dry brush or disinfectant spray.

Replace regularly to maintain optimal performance and hygiene.

Pro Tips

Always use finer grit (180+) on natural nails to avoid damage.

For gel or acrylic nails, start with 100 grit, then finish with a 180 grit surface.

Clean blocks with a dry brush after each client to extend their lifespan.

Keep separate buffers for natural nails and artificial enhancements.

Use before applying gel polish or top coat for a flawless, even base.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are nail buffer blocks used for?


They’re used to smooth, shape, and refine the nail surface before applying products.

What’s the difference between grits?

Coarse (60–100): For shaping and removing product.


Medium (150–180): For refining and smoothing.


Fine (240+): For polishing or preparing for color.

How often should I replace my buffer?


Replace after several uses or when grit becomes worn for best results.