Product Description:

• The Parsa Beauty Children’s Nail File is made from recycled paper and features a wooden core, supporting a climate-neutral product that is environmentally friendly.


• Designed with a cute koala motif, these nail files gently shape and shorten sensitive children's nails, making them an ideal companion for all adventures.


• The fine grain of the sandleaf file ensures easy usage while protecting children's nails, offering a beautiful way to maintain nail care.

Product Features:

• Crafted from recycled paper with a wooden core for an eco-friendly and climate-neutral product.


• Cute koala design adds a fun touch while providing gentle nail care for children.


• Fine grain surface effectively shapes and shortens sensitive nails, ensuring safe and easy use.

How To Use:

• Start with Clean Nails: Ensure your child’s nails are clean and dry before using the nail file.


• Gentle Filing: Hold the nail file at a slight angle and gently glide it across the nail in one direction, avoiding a back-and-forth motion to prevent damage.


• Shape the Nails: Continue filing until the nails are shaped to your preference. For best results, focus on the edges and tips to achieve a smooth finish.


• Check for Smoothness: After filing, check the nails for any rough edges and gently file those areas if necessary.


• Dispose Properly: Once the nail file is worn out, dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner, as it is made from recyclable materials.

Cautions & Warnings:

• Supervise Use: Always supervise young children while using the nail file to prevent accidental injury.


• Avoid Excessive Pressure: Do not apply excessive pressure while filing, as this can cause discomfort or damage to the nails.


• Use on Dry Nails: Ensure nails are dry before use, as filing on wet or moist nails may cause splitting or tearing.


• Check for Splinters: Regularly inspect the nail file for any splinters or rough edges, and discontinue use if damaged.


• Keep Out of Reach: Store the nail file out of reach of children when not in use to prevent unintended injuries or misuse.