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What Is an E-File Manicure and How Is It Done?

If you’re curious about e-file manicures — also called the Russian manicure technique — Satomi Nails in Auckland CBD is one of the few places where this advanced method is done safely, gently, and with precision.

Inside the Metropolis Hotel on High Street, Satomi uses this technique to create clean, long-lasting results that her clients love.


What Exactly Is an E-File Manicure?

An e-file manicure uses a small, low-speed electric tool with fine bits to clean the cuticle area and prepare the nail for gel.It allows for extremely precise detail without cutting or harsh trimming.

“I use the e-file to gently clean around the cuticles and smooth the nail surface,” Satomi says.“When it’s done slowly and properly, it’s very gentle.”

This creates a clean base that helps gel adhere better and last longer.


How the Process Works at Satomi Nails

Each manicure includes:

  1. Gentle cuticle cleaning with specialised bits

  2. Shaping and smoothing the natural nail

  3. Careful builder gel or Japanese gel application

  4. LED curing (safer and faster than UV)

  5. Polish or minimalist nail art if requested

Nothing is rushed — everything is done by hand with full attention.


Why Clients in Auckland CBD Prefer It

E-file manicures offer:

  • Cleaner cuticle lines

  • Longer gel retention

  • A polished, refined finish

  • Less damage over time

  • A more “grown-out” friendly look

Many of Satomi’s clients choose this technique because it fits professional lifestyles — tidy hands that stay neat for weeks.


Try an E-File Manicure in Auckland CBD

Satomi Nails offers calm, one-on-one appointments using this technique with precision and care.

📍 Level 2, Metropolis Hotel, 42 High Street, Auckland CBD🚗 2 minutes from Victoria Street car park

👉 Book Online: satominails.co.nz

 
 
 

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