💅 Enhance Your Nail Art Skills with the Acrylic Nail Display Stand - Magnetic Practice Holder for False Nail Tips, Perfect for Home and Salon Use (Silver) Review

I saw someone on Tik Tok who bought them and I thought it was awesome! I can do fancy nail art on these nail tips before putting them on. They attach to the base with magnets, but the strength is 0 out of 10. The magnets barely hold and you have to hold the base with your finger to keep it steady and undamaged. Not only that, there is no putty or glue to stick the false nail to the tip. So you have to hold the nail stand to keep it steady and the false nail will keep slipping off if you don't…

These coasters held my sister's nails great while she drew on them. However, the paint began to crack and peel off the coasters. So they look silver with occasional black-grey patches of paint chips. Not flashy anymore but still very functional so if you don't mind the looks I'd say it's worth it.

These coasters hold my sister's nails great while she paints on them. However, the paint has started to crack and peel off the coasters. So they look silver with occasional black-grey patches of paint chips. Not flashy anymore but still very functional so if you don't mind the looks I'd say it's worth it.

They are very well made, the magnets stick well and seem to hold the stand very firmly. I would recommend them but be aware. Unfortunately I couldn't use them as they didn't come with a reusable putty to glue the nail to the stand. I didn't pay attention, my fault for not reading the description fully. That being said I was shocked at the lack of putty as most other vendors that sell these identical frames also offer putty! So I have to go to the store, find and buy this putty! It was…

I like that they came quickly and at a reasonable price. The small silver figures are plastic and have a magnet at the bottom that attaches to a stand (I've attached a picture). They lasted, I try to be very careful but I am happy with my purchase, nail polish is MUCH BETTER. I no longer have bumps or blemishes on my nails. I recommend purchasing putty, which can be found in the commonly purchased section, to secure the nail to the post, it should be around $1.50-$2.