Listings recommend wiping or rinsing metal tools after use and drying them thoroughly. For nippers and other metal instruments, keep blades lightly oiled and store in a dry place to help prevent rust.
Many tools list soft-touch, rubberized, or anti-slip grips and sometimes a rubberized base to improve control and handling during use.
Drill bit sets include various shapes for trimming or removing side cuticle/dead skin, removing gel or product, and smoothing or polishing the nail surface; sets often include brush bits to remove dust from the bit and nail.
Wood sticks are often sold in resealable pouches (commonly 12 sticks) and are used to push back and shape cuticles, clean under the nail, and remove polish residue by wrapping the beveled end with cotton.
Nipper blades are described as sharp, angled or hand-sharpened precision blades for accurate removal without tearing. Maintenance recommendations include keeping blades lightly oiled and storing them in a dry place to prevent rust.
