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A Russian manicure uses an electric e-file on dry skin to remove cuticle more thoroughly, including the small amount that grows onto the nail plate, while a regular manicure soaks the hands first and uses metal tools to trim only the visibly overhanging cuticle. The real difference comes down to precision, longevity, cost, and, contrary to what the buzzing tool suggests, not necessarily pain.<\/span><\/p>\n

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