Jessica Danielle Nails

Black Nail Files (100/100)

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Black Nail Files (100/100) from Jessica Danielle Nails are nail tools offered in a pack of 50. Each file is listed with a 100/100 grit designation, making them a practical addition to a nail care or filing routine.

  • Product: Black Nail Files (100/100)
  • Grit: 100/100
  • Size option: Pack of 50
  • Brand: Jessica Danielle Nails
  • Category tags: Files, Nail Tools
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli Z. ★★★★★

Exactly what I needed — a 50-pack means I won't run out mid-manicure. The 100/100 grit is fine enough to smooth edges without tearing my nails.

Riley C. ★★★★★

Fifty files in one pack means I've stopped hunting for one every time I sit down to do my nails. The 100/100 grit takes down length fast without chewing up the edges, and they hold up better than the flimsy ones from the drugstore.

Harper Y. ★★★★★

Bought these for my at-home gel removal and the 100/100 grit bites through tips way faster than the softer files I had before. Fifty in a pack means I'm not babying one file for months, I just toss it when it clogs. Grit feels aggressive at first but it leaves a smooth edge.