eFile Kit

Is The eFile Kit Right For You?

This is for you if you are already doing sets by hand and your wrists have started telling you about it. An electric file takes infills and removals from twenty minutes of filing down to a few, and it is the single change most technicians say made the biggest difference to how many clients they could take in a day.

It is built around the eFile Nail Course, which is as much about what not to do as what to do — bit choice, angle, speed and how to avoid the rings of fire and thinned nail plates that give eFiles their reputation.

It is not a starter kit for someone new to nails. You need a system you can already apply before adding a tool that removes product quickly. If you are starting out, begin with the Complete Nail Kit.

Why One Kit Instead Of A Cheap Drill And A Bit Of Luck

Most eFile damage comes from the wrong bit rather than the wrong hands. A coarse barrel where a cuticle bit should be, or a diamond bit run too fast, takes nail plate off before you have noticed.

This kit is the Halo E-File Pro with the five bits the course actually uses, each matched to a job: a safety-top barrel for bulk, a ceramic bit for cuticle work, a diamond bit for infills, a tapered bit for backfills and a fine bit for under the free edge.

It comes with a storage box and a desk mat, which sound like packaging and are not — bits that rattle loose in a drawer blunt and cross-contaminate, and a mat is what stops a running handpiece rolling off the table.

What The eFile Kit Lets You Practise

The full item list is below. What it adds up to is this:

• The machine — the Halo E-File Pro, the student set-up the course is taught on.
• Taking bulk down — a coarse ceramic small barrel with a smooth safety top, for product rather than nail.
• Cuticle work — a medium ceramic cuticle clean bit, the one that replaces most of your hand filing at the nail wall.
• Infills and backfills — a medium diamond infill bit and a medium tapered backfill bit, for growing-out sets and French rebalances.
• Finishing and storing — a fine under-nail cleaner, a bit storage box, a desk mat and a drawstring bag.

eFile Kit FAQs

Do I have to buy the kit to take the course?

No. Kits are optional and are not part of the course fee. If you already own an eFile, the eFile Nail Course works with it — the technique is the same whatever the machine.

Is an eFile safe to use on natural nails?

In trained hands, yes, with the right bit at the right speed and angle. That is precisely what the course covers, and it is why we would not sell the machine without pointing you at the training.

What are the bits for?

Five jobs: a coarse safety-top barrel for bulk product, a ceramic bit for cuticle work, a diamond bit for infills, a tapered bit for backfills and a fine bit for under the free edge. Using one in place of another is where most problems start.

Will it work with acrylic, gel and Builder in a Bottle?

Yes, all three. The bit and the speed change rather than the machine.

Does it include a dust extractor?

No. The kit is the machine, bits, mat, storage box and bag. Dust extraction is worth adding separately, particularly if you are working in a room at home.

How much does delivery cost and how long does it take?

Delivery is free to mainland UK. Kits are dispatched within seven days and usually within three. If you are ordering from outside mainland UK, message us on WhatsApp and we will price the shipping for you.

Can I spread the cost?

Yes. Pay in 3 interest-free instalments with Klarna, PayPal or Clearpay at the checkout.

Will the products run out?

Nothing here is a consumable in the usual sense. Bits do blunt with use and get replaced over time; the machine, mat, box and bag stay with you.