Buying a manicure set: what matters in case and contents
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What to look for in a manicure set
A well-groomed appearance is important to many people, because it conveys confidence and a sense of well-being. Hands and feet play a key role here: they are often on show and reveal a lot about us. For many women and men, a regular manicure and pedicure has become routine. That is why it helps to keep the most important tools with you on a trip or on holiday in a manicure case.
Here are a few tips for finding the right manicure set or case:
Our manicure & pedicure sets
Fully equipped cases with real instruments - not a drugstore blister pack:
- Tifall nail care set in a cowhide leather case, 7 pieces - our bestseller, fully equipped
- Excellent manicure case with nail nippers - includes nail nippers for hard nails
- Manicure and pedicure set for home use - a compact start with the four essentials
Which case suits me?
The size of the case depends on your own needs and preferences. A small case is ideal for anyone who travels a lot and only needs the basic tools. It fits easily into a handbag or a backpack and allows quick care in between. A larger case offers more room and suits anyone who wants complete nail care and prefers to keep all tools in one place.
Which tools should be in every manicure & pedicure set?
A good manicure and pedicure set should contain a range of well-made tools such as nail clippers or nail nippers, a comedone extractor, nail files and cuticle scissors so that nails and skin can be cared for precisely. A sturdy pouch or case for safe storage and transport is also an advantage.
This combination of instruments is essential for a complete manicure and pedicure set. The set should include:
1. Nail nippers for cutting nails precisely.
2. A double-ended tool (e.g. nail cleaner & cuticle pusher) for thorough nail care.
3. A nail file for shaping and smoothing the nails.
4. Cuticle scissors or nail scissors, made specifically for removing excess cuticle precisely
These instruments are essential for professional and thorough care and should not be missing from any good nail set.
What material should a good manicure case be made of?
A good case should be made of hard-wearing material such as leather, nylon or polyester to protect the contents. The interior with soft lining and matching pockets matters just as much. The choice of material can reflect your personal style - classic elegance or a modern look. A good case in leather or faux leather protects the contents well and looks attractive at the same time. Soft lining and matching pockets complete the functional elegance of the case. Cases in nylon or polyester can be more prone to wear and scratches than leather. They may also look less appealing. Nylon or polyester cases tend to attract fibres and lint on the surface, which can spoil the look.
How should you care for a case?
To keep a manicure and pedicure case in good condition for a long time, we recommend cleaning it regularly. Washable materials can be wiped with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. The tools can also be taken out and cleaned separately. Let the case dry thoroughly before you put the tools back in.
Is a large case better than a small one? Which size is best for a manicure & pedicure set?
There is no perfect size for a manicure case; it depends on your needs. Even though larger cases cost more than small ones, we recommend the larger version, because the price per instrument is usually lower and you do not have to worry about having left an important instrument behind.
A case as the perfect gift: should it come equipped or empty?
A case put together individually makes an excellent gift, because it is tailored to the needs and preferences of the person receiving it.
Excellent manicure & pedicure set, 7 pieces
Contents:
1x Double-ended tool (nail cleaner & cuticle pusher)
1x Nail file
1x Cuticle scissors 9.0 cm, curved
1x Nail scissors 9.0 cm, curved
1x Tweezers 9.0 cm, flat & slanted
Excellent manicure & pedicure set, 7 pieces, with metal frame
Contents:
1x Comedone extractor
1x Nail nippers Basic 10.5 cm
1x Double-ended tool (nail cleaner & cuticle pusher)
1x Cuticle scissors 9.0 cm, curved
1x Nail scissors 9.0 cm, curved
1x Eyelash tweezers 9.0 cm, slanted
Excellent manicure set, 3 pieces

Contents:
1x Nail clippers
1x Glass nail file
1x Tweezers 9.0 cm, slanted
Excellent manicure set, 5 pieces

Contents:
1x Nail scissors
1x Cuticle scissors
1x Sapphire nail file
1x Cuticle pusher & nail cleaner
1x Eyelash tweezers 9.0 cm, slanted
Conclusion:
A manicure and pedicure case is the easiest way to always have every important tool with you. It also makes a high-quality gift.
Why is a manicure case or set from Nagelzange.de the right choice?
We sell high-quality manicure cases in faux leather only, fitted with hand-finished stainless instruments. Unlike many of our competitors, our manicure cases do not just look good: they also contain proper instruments and no cheap goods. Many companies economise on the contents, whereas we fit our manicure cases with the same instruments that you can also buy individually in our shop. The manicure & pedicure cases are made of high-quality materials such as leather or hard-wearing synthetics. That makes them durable and gives them a long service life. Our cases also always contain the three most important tools (nail clippers, nail file and tweezers). Unlike competing products, we do without cheap nickel-plated or chrome-plated instruments.
A manicure set from the drugstore or from Solingen?
At the big drugstore chains, manicure and pedicure sets often cost less than ten euros. For occasional use that can be enough. Anyone looking for the difference will find it in three places:
- The scissors. This is where quality shows first. If the blades are only stamped out and not finished by hand, the scissors crush the nail instead of cutting it - the edge splinters.
- The contents. Cheap cases are filled with parts that are not sold separately anywhere. If a pair of tweezers bends or a file breaks, the whole set is done for. Instruments from a regular range can be replaced individually.
- The case. Where the retaining loops are glued in, the instruments work loose over time; stitched pockets last considerably longer.
One more note on the electric sets sold in drugstores: they are made for callus removal and filing. For the nail fold, the corners and the cuticle you still need scissors, nippers and a pusher. The two types of device do not replace each other, they complement each other.
Our manicure and pedicure sets are fitted with exactly the instruments we also sell individually.

