Collection: Accessories & Hand Care

The right tool changes how a formula performs, and the smallest areas of skin often need the most targeted care. The SEACRET accessories and hand care collection brings both together: the application tools that get more out of the products you already use, and the Dead Sea hand and nail essentials built for the skin that takes the most daily punishment.
On the accessories side, the magnet that lifts the Mineral-Rich Magnetic Mud Mask cleanly off the skin and the tools that make each step easier and more precise. On the hand care side, the Hydrating Hand Cream that softens rough skin and weathered knuckles from the first use, and the Nail and Cuticle Oil that feeds split cuticles and dry nail beds in single applications customers describe as "healed in one use." Dead Sea minerals sit at the center of every hand-care formula, because the skin on the hands asks for more concentration, not less.

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5 products

Buffing Block (3-Way)

$9.00

SEACRET Nail File set of five on a light background

Nail File — Set of 5

$6.90

Dead Sea Pedi in a Bag

$32.00

Dead Sea Mani in a Bag

$32.00

Dead Sea Spa in a Bag

$45.90

Questions & Answers

What accessories does SEACRET offer?

The Accessories collection currently features the Nail File Set of 5 at $6.90, SEACRET's replacement for the worn-down files that accumulate in drawers and stop actually filing. Five files in one set means a fresh, effective tool in every place you need one: bathroom, desk, car, travel bag, and handbag. At $6.90 it is the lowest-priced item in the entire SEACRET catalog and a practical add-on to any hand care order.

Why buy nail files in a set of 5?

Because files wear out faster than people replace them. A file with smoothed-out grit tears and splits nails instead of shaping them, and most drawers hold exactly that kind of file. Five for $6.90 solves the problem structurally: you distribute fresh files across the places you actually use them and replace each one the moment it slows down, instead of nursing a single dull file for a year.

How often should I replace a nail file?

Replace a file when it starts working slower, when you notice more strokes needed for the same shaping, or when the grit surface looks visibly smooth. For regular weekly manicures, that typically means every few months per file. Emery-style files also cannot be sanitized effectively, which is a second reason to rotate them. At $6.90 for a set of 5, the SEACRET set makes replacement cheaper than a single coffee.

What is the correct way to file nails?

File in one direction, from the outer edge toward the center, rather than sawing back and forth; sawing generates heat and micro-tears that lead to splitting and peeling. Hold the file at a slight angle under the nail edge, use light pressure, and let the grit do the work. Finish by conditioning: one drop of the SEACRET Cuticle Oil ($15) around each nail keeps the surrounding skin from drying after filing.

What products pair well with the nail file set?

Three natural companions from the Hands and Feet collection: the Cuticle Oil ($15) to condition after filing, the Hydrating Hand Cream in Peony ($20) for daily moisture, and the Dead Sea Mani in a Bag ($32) if you want the complete at-home manicure system in one purchase. Together, files, oil, and hand cream cost under $42 and cover the full maintenance loop: shape, condition, and hydrate.

Collection: Accessories & Hand Care