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You’ve never seen a glass nail file like this before.

Introducing Bona Fide Beauty’s Czech Glass Ergofile, a total game changer for comfortable, ergonomic filing.

The ergonomic shape follows the nail curve and thus facilitates precise, comfortable and more effective filing. Due to the large gripping area it ensures very comfortable holding, fast manipulation and the maximal efficiency of filing. Say goodbye to hand and wrist strain or fatigue and take part in a new, stress-free comfortable filing experience. What separates Bona Fide Beauty czech glass nail file from the rest is their gentle grit which avoids all this nasty chipping and devastation.

The unique shape and curved filing surfaces, located within the inner groves of the file, allows you to expertly shape and sculpt nails with precision. Shape your nails into any design you want, from rounded end to a square shape.

Start by placing your nail within the inner groove and curve the file across the nail, expertly filing and shaping the nail.

Bona Fide Beauty’s ErgoFile comes in two unique designs: the Drop Ergofile and the Bow Ergofile. The Drop ErgoFile has one curved filing surface located on the inner groove of the teardrop design, the Bow Ergofile has two curved filing surfaces, one on each side. You can achieve healthy, beautiful nails with Bonafide Beauty Czech glass files.

This is a unique nail file, it does take a little time to adjust to this new way of filing, however, it is well worth it. Never have to worry about your nails.

Hear from some Bona Fide Believers:

Love this file!
“The drop shaped nail file has a curved filing surface. The drop file files a curved edge on the front of the nail which prevents my nails from cracking. I used to lose my hard grown nails regularly, they break rarely now.
I’ve used these files as my only nail files for months. Cleaning them with a little rubbing alcohol makes them like new.
The color of them is amazing too!”

– Verified Purchase, July 2020

Uniquely beautiful and brilliant! Love it!

The Bow Ergofile has the curved file indentation on both sides and it craddles the end of the nail shaping it from all sides making it a natural rounded smooth end instead using a typical file and filing in rounded motions to achieve that look! Also having it on both sides makes it easy to swap hands! Also, start at the outer edge of your nail with the outside of the file moving it inward toward the middle of the nail, repeat opposite side! Do not go back and forth fast as you would a regular file. It’s unique curved shape, you want to go slow a precise to avoid chipping.

– Verified Purchase, Sept 2019

We are here if you need help choosing perfect fingernail files for your nails. Reach out to Bona Fide Beauty for additional information.

There are few design elements that spark heated debate and divide homeowners as much as granite and quartz. Don’t believe me? Tune into any show on HGTV and you’ll likely hear the prospective buyer/renter wax poetic about their preferred counter top material and shun the other vehemently. But is one really better than the other or is it merely a matter of aesthetics?

To help break down the granite vs. quartz quandary,we thought up five categories to help show the differences between both. By the end of this article,you can decide which one you prefer. Before we get into all of that though,exactly what is granite and quartz?

Granite is a very hard stone and 100 percent natural. It’s mined from quarries all around the world,cut down to a manageable size,then afterwards polished to a fine finish.

Quartz is slightly different because it is not 100 percent natural. Instead,countertops are produced using 95 percent ground natural quartz and 5 percent polymer resins.

Now that you know the basics,let’s see how they compare against one another.

1: Appearance
Granite

Granite comes in various colors and patterns due to the way it’s formed (cooling and strengthening of molten materials). Whether you’re looking for a subtle complement to your kitchen or a standout slab with unique mineral inclusions,there is an almost unlimited selection to select from and no two granite countertops are the same.

Quartz

Among the main reasons quartz has exploded in popularity is because of appearance. Quartz has the look of stone while also allowing property owners to customize the design. While granite offers many options in regards to appearance,you may have to search for the right piece that matches your color scheme. With quartz,the selection process is a lot easier.

2: Price
Granite

According to HomeAdviser.com,the average cost to purchase granite and have it installed can cost between $2,000 and $4,000. You can save money by purchasing the material from a wholesaler and doing a portion of the preliminary work yourself but the actual fabrication and installation of the countertops should be left to a professional.

Quartz

Depending upon the quality of quartz and style of edging,HomeAdvisor.com places the average cost to install quartz countertops between $1,500 and $5,500. You can do some of the preliminary work to save money,but because engineered quartz is heavier than other stone surfaces,a professional installer needs to make sure the space is structurally sound.

3: Environmentally-Friendly
Granite

The only way granite ends up in your kitchen is if it’s quarried which uses a lot of energy. If you select a high-end slab from Italy,for example,there will be considerable transportation involved. Try using indigenous stone when possible or visit salvage shops for pieces that can be cut to fit your needs.

Quartz

Since quartz is engineered,it can be more environmentally-friendly than granite if you use regionally manufactured stone and local fabricators. This cuts down on the distance the material needs to be transported.

4: Maintenance
Granite

Granite countertops should be cleaned daily with soap and water or a mild household cleaner. Some oils and acids can stain so do your homework first to avoid stains. To ensure the longevity of your investment,consider having your countertops resealed once a year.

Quartz

Like granite,you’ll wish to clean any spills on quartz countertops with soap and water or a household cleaner,but that’s about it in terms of maintenance. The solid surface means that there is no need to have your countertops resealed.

5: Durability
Granite

Granite is a durable material that’s resistant to heat and many other kitchen elements. Due to its porous nature though,there can be some staining if spilled liquids are left sitting and damage can be done if your counter receives a high impact blow.
Quartz

Quartz is actually harder than granite and thus,more durable. In point of fact,quartz is nearly indestructible,and because it isn’t porous like granite,it’s easy to keep your countertops relatively bacteria-free. Be careful with cooking pans though: Quartz can be damaged by excessive heat,so use heating pads at all times.
If you ‘d like to explore the differences yourself,contact Peakstone Granite at (336) 324-2875 or visit them at http://PeakStoneGraniteMarble.com

If you live in the suburbs of Chicago,specifically Arlington Heights,and are a fan of carefully crafted microbrews of all types,you’re going to want to pay attention to what is happening in the village right now with a hopeful brewing company. Arlington Beer Company,a brewery that has been in talks with the city since back in 2014,is hoping to open their microbrewery with a new set of proposed plans released earlier this month.

Hoping to open the brewery near serviced apartment rentals and other businesses,Arlington Beer Company thinks the location will be great for residents and tourists alike. The company recently changed the proposed plans in hopes of getting the city more on board than they were before,and now city officials will be taking a look at the plans and getting feedback.

“Specifically,size of the retail sales portion has increased significantly,and the petitioner is now proposing to use the exterior of the site for additional consumption of beer,” wrote Sam Hubbard,a development planner for the village of Arlington Heights,in a memo.

Officials are seeking information from the village board on whether or not the proposed changes follow liquor laws. The building,if opened as planned,would be two stories and would be about 2,800 square feet. Additionally,the company would like to open an outdoor patio like many bars in Downtown Chicago do to capitalize on the warm Chicago summer traffic.

While many people are excited about the project for various reasons,many Arlington Heights Village officials are nervous that the revised proposal is “too intense for the property and area,and may impact future redevelopment of the vicinity.”

Whether or not if you like beer,a brewery of this size will absolutely effect anyone that lives in the area so be sure to let your voice be heard if you have an opinion on this project.