It does emit a buzzing noise, but even on the highest speed setting, it was quieter than a blow dryer or a vacuum, and I was still able to hear " Ted Lasso" in the background the whole time.

The Finishing Touch Flawless Salon Nails tool has enough oomph to give yourself a good little DIY mani. You can use this on the high or low speed setting, but I found it was easy to get the almond shape I wanted on the low speed. Susie, 33: "I had always thought using a nail drill on yourself would require some sort of skill and practice but it really doesn't!The smooth attachment got rid of ridges in my nails, and the buff attachment made my newly smoothed nails so shiny. Definitely start on a low speed here until you get the hang of it so you don't accidentally create ridges or dips in the nail by grinding away too much. The look is all about precise nail prep using an e-file, which is those teeny tiny drills you see at the nail salon. This electric nail file, sander, and buffer unlocks everything you need for professional pedicures and manicures from home.

I was very impressed with the extremely detailed instructions that would allow even beginners to learn how to do their own at home nails. I really try to push out going to the salon for paid manicures as long as possible because I'm really only paying for the cuticle clean up and shaping — the painting I can do myself, but this tool solves that.If using on your feet, finish off your pedicure with the Flawless Pedi that leaves you with silky-soft heels.

My nails are feeling and looking healthy, shiny, and smooth, and my nail polish glides on so beautifully now.We're talking Pinterest-worthy drink storage in my fridge, alphabetized bookshelf (by author, duh), full itinerary for every trip type A. I had always thought using a nail drill on yourself would require some sort of skill and practise but it really doesn't!