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Purchase the fantastic 500 Full Cover False Nails. This popular product is currently in stock. For this great price, the 500 Full Cover False Nails is widely respected and is a regular choice for most people. With so many on offer right now, it is great to have a name you can believe. The product is certainly that and will be a excellent purchase. The manufacturer have provided some great touches and this results in good value. You can believe this review, i hope you can try to buy this product if you want know this product. I ordered the white, as all of the choices appeared more or less white or some variation thereof. I did not see any yellowing as another reviewer did. They arrive in a plastic bag filled with ten smaller plastic bags numbered #0 - #9. #0 is the largest, #9 is the smallest. You can easily fit even the largest nails in any other plastic multinail container, such as KISS or Nailene. They come long, and most people will want to cut or file them down. If you do your nails often, I would invest in a professional nipper/clipper, though I use a good pair of Fiskars to halve the length, followed by an extra-coarse file to shape and an extra fine to finish.
The nail itself is flatter in the back and begins to arch near the front of the nail bed. Many artificial nails have a uniformly high arch and this can make fitting difficult. I have found the flatter back gives a superior bond while the higher-arched front looks just like any other regular acrylic tip. I have used all different types of glue and found that generally the glue type doesn't matter as long as the bond to the nail is good. I used to wear other nails and they would come off at the end of one week due to water weakening the glue bond. I started to get a fungus on my paper thin, weak, soft, peeling nails. Since having the better fit, the fungus is long gone. I have routinely been able to wear these nails TIGHTLY for 10-14 days, and even then it has been somewhat painful to remove them (due to the sensitive texture of my own nails, and I don't soak them off). I consider this good because I had to change my nails weekly. I do not fill-in or cover with acrylic, so it was a new set when I changed my polish. These adhere so closely that the appearance of growth is very minimal and can be easily filed down and polished over again. I also found the nails sturdy enough to withstand a round of cheap nail polish remover, a buffing block and a nail file to make them polish-ready again.
The other thing I have found quite handy is using the #0 nails for "sample" nails. While I am not a manicurist, I am a polish enthusiast. When I get a new color or want to see how some colors will look on top of one another, painting a spare thumbnail is a great way to remind yourself of how a color will look and an easy, mess-free way to test it. I will post several photos of me wearing these nails so you can see how well they take color, along with the "sample nails." If you are an avid do-it-yourself manicurist, these win over every drugstore/big box store brand I have used. They are sturdy, substantial, do not flip off, break, crack or split -- and most importantly to me, you can USE them without hesitation.
Edit 5/13/11 - I have since purchased a spring-loaded salon clipper and it is wonderful. These nails cut easily when unpainted, and will cut without cracking if you have to trim them a bit after painting - or several layers of paint and topcoats. I have found that I can use non-acetone remover on my nails (of course glitter takes longer) and keep them on for up to three weeks. I just file the backs down, again, no fill or acrylic of any kind. I will secure any loose edges with nail glue. After removing the majority of the polish, I use a quick swipe of acetone on each nail to remove all polish traces and whiten the nail. I use a standard four sided buffer (normally for natural nails, I think) to resurface the nails, and reshape as needed. This way I avoid the "two week fill" look. I have started using Nfu-Oh's Nail Prep Freshener (search for it online for the US distributor). It is expensive but worth it. It is a dehydrator which enhances the bond between the nail and nail bed. I continue to be very satisfied with these nails. Note: If you use acetone to soak off these nails, they WILL turn into plastic goo that is incredibly difficult to remove. I suggest clipping with nippers little by little, and maybe using a cotton swab to direct acetone to certain areas to soften the bond.
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500 Full Cover False Nails Overview
50 Tips in each size 0-9, 500 pcs totally. Full Well.High standard ABS plastic for professional use.Suitable for use with gel, acrylic or fibreglass applications.Each size is separately packaed in pre-numbered bagColor: Natural
500 Full Cover False Nails Feature
- 50 Tips in each size 0-9, 500 pcs totally. Full Well.
- High standard ABS plastic for professional use.
- Suitable for use with gel, acrylic or fibreglass applications.
- Each size is separately packaed in pre-numbered bag
- Color: Natural
Color: Natural
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- Shipping Weight: 1.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B00273FS82
- UPC: 057319107319
- Item model number: A002
