by a specialist clinic for ingrown TACHII Nail Clipper Nipper Self Nail Care Set for Ingrown Deformed and Includes Nano Glass Nail and Splash Made of

[Brand Story | The Vision Behind TACHII] TACHII is a nail clipper brand born from the desire to provide "professional-level care at home." Developed with the guidance of a specialist in ingrown toenails and other nails that are difficult to treat with ordinary nail clippers, the product design and usage instructions were supervised based on feedback from professionals and the guidance of the head of a specialized ingrown toenail clinic. We deliver products that cater to each individual's nail needs, allowing for safe and effective self-care. [Four Features of TACHII] 1. Square-off cut design for ingrown and deformed nails: Adapts to the "square-off cut" recommended by the head of an ingrown toenail specialist clinic, which involves cutting the nail straight without rounding the corners too much. 2. Precision nipper structure for cutting little by little: By cutting "little by little in several steps, starting from the center and moving to the left and right" instead of cutting deeply in one go, it prevents nail splitting and the formation of splinter. The thicker and harder the nail, the more important this cutting method is for the final result. 3. High-hardness stainless steel blade: Rust-resistant, hygienic, and long-lasting. 4. Included tools to support proper self-care: Probe (gently cleans dirt under the nail and grooves in ingrown toenails), nail file (smooths the cross-section), and anti-scatter cover (reduces scattering of nail fragments). [Important Tips for Cutting Thick and Hard Nails] TACHII nail clippers are designed to cut slowly and precisely, little by little. Trying to cut thick or hard nails deeply in one go can make it difficult for the blades to advance and may cause the nails to split. Always cut "from the center outwards, little by little, in several passes." It is also best to use them when your nails are soft, such as after a bath. By following these tips, you can safely care for thick or hard nails that are difficult to cut with ordinary nail clippers. [Correct Usage] ① Preparation: Lay down newspaper or similar material and use when your nails are soft, such as after a bath. If there is dirt under the nail, gently scrape it out with the tip of the probe (the filing surface of the probe is useful for shaping the details of ingrown or deformed nails that cannot be reached with a regular file). ② How to hold: Hold the grip with your whole palm and apply pressure gradually without using excessive force. ③ How to cut: Cut the nail little by little in several steps, starting from the center of the nail and moving diagonally outwards to the left and right, rather than cutting all at once. ④ Finishing: Smooth the cut edge with a nail file. ⑤ Attach the splash guard so that it covers the blade, but remove it if it reduces visibility. ⑥ After use, wipe off any moisture and store in a clean, dry place. The blade is very sharp. Please handle with extreme care. [Recommended for those who:] Want to self-care for ingrown toenails, deformed nails, thick nails, or hard nails; are using nipper-type nail clippers for the first time; or are looking for toenail care products for elderly family members. Can be on both fingernails and toenails. Comes in a luxurious package, making it a popular gift for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, and other special occasions. Finger and Toenail Clippers & Nippers, All Stainless Steel, Silver, with Nail File, Probe, and Splash Guard • Suitable for ingrown toenails: Designed using leverage to cut with minimal force. • Made entirely of stainless steel, making it rust-resistant and highly durable. • Safe storage and portability are possible with the included protective cap. • The nail catcher prevents cut nails from scattering. • Glass file (with case): Allows for a clean finish on the cut edges and surface of the nail. • Probe: Gently removes dirt from under the nail for care. How to Use • Cut along the curve of the nail. • Cut in several small sections rather than one large section. • For hard, difficult-to-cut nails, it is recommended to cut them after bathing when they are softened. • Smooth the edges of the nail with the included nail file. *When cutting ingrown toenails 1. Check the condition of the nail and be careful not to cut it too hard. 2. Use the tip of the nippers to cut the ingrown portion little by little.