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− | #If the razor passes cleanly over your nail, cutting in slightly then the bevel | + | #If the razor passes cleanly over your nail, cutting in slightly then the bevel set. |
#If the razor glides smoothly and effortlessly over your nail, the razor is dull (overhoned razor with a rounded edge is also dull). | #If the razor glides smoothly and effortlessly over your nail, the razor is dull (overhoned razor with a rounded edge is also dull). | ||
#If the razor catches or bumps across your nail, then it has some micro chips that need to be honed out. | #If the razor catches or bumps across your nail, then it has some micro chips that need to be honed out. |