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Something to think about!I had an epiphany! If you just love doing nails or entering the industry. Let me share a little...this is a good item.As a student first starting out I remember being so irritated with the hand from my local supply store. It was so hard, stiff, heavy and just frustrating. So, I went and spent a pretty hefty penny on a trainer hand to practice and perfect my skills. I only used my one trainer hand (to find out it is not allowed to be used for the state board exam). My comfort zone just went out the window. I realize how I had limited myself and potential clients. When a client sits in front of me it is my passion and job to do my best to help them express themselves, feel even more beautiful and happy. Not all clients will be the perfect model! Neither are the practice hands offered on the market for us to use. Not even those that range in cost $5-$400. There will be those that do not sit still, can not relax, wide and crooked fingers, tiny hands and nail beds, etc. due to medical, physical, and mental conditions. So it’s important to use more than just one type of hand. I decided to Make it work! Because you’ll be glad you faced the challenge before they sit in front of you. Nails are fun! Don’t let anyone or anything stop you!I received my order very quickly and in good condition. Customer service were quick to respond, and tried to address all my questions and concerns.Thank you for your help and your time!Have a Beautiful Day!

I really like this practice hands. They great for beginners...I did lots of research on practice hands, the one thing that made me buy this was the fact that when you want to get your nail tech license you have to use this type of practice hand (at least in the state of Texas)...however, I am not in nail tech school lol (there's not that many were I live) but I thought it would be great to start with :)....I use fun-tak to stick the nails on the hand, it works great 👍🏼💯

This product is great, for it value I do believe it isn’t much of a practice hand but more of a display hand, it’s is flexible but very stubborn at the same it, I would say it doesn’t mimic what an actual hand should feel like when practicing. I doesn't come with nails and working on the hand itself can be damage it even with proper care. I do like it but I believe it is a display hand not a practice hand specially for a beginner.

I know these hands are designed for practicing nail placement. But I don't use them for that. When I return home from shopping I (religiously) sanitiz all of the items I had on my person, including my nitrile gloves. That's where this product comes in real handy. My sanitizer is designed to cleanse baby bottles so it has an irradiating chamber large enough to accommodate this product. Because they stand upright my gloves slide on easily and are sanitized a full 360 degrees with the added bonus of removing most of the wrinkles for a more uniform cleansing. (Of course this would also work well if you have a sanitizing WAND).I hate throwing away quality (9 mil) gloves after each use. I would imagine you do too. Whether you use a wand or a larger chamber style sanitizer, doing this can save you time, money and more than a little inconvenience.

I was hesitant about this purchase because I am an inspiring nail enthusiast and I watched several YouTube videos and read tons of reviews on practice hands. I saw so many instances of the nail and or nail tips falling or popping off sometimes midway through the application. With these practice hands I was surprised. If you want something to practice on that’s quality but affordable don’t skip these over they are worth it. My only thing is that the tips are hard to bend a bit but it’s really hard to criticize from that aspect considering these are my first practice hands.

This is not at all what I expected. First they seem smaller (almost child size) than the average hand. Second, they do bend but you have to put some work into it, so fr a nail tech who is looking for that simulation of working on a real hand, this is not it. I haven't used yet because I was so disappointed in them so I honestly can not say how well the tips ft. Again they seem smaller so that means the nail beds look smaller than average.

I bought this product to practice doing acrylics. Although you can use it to just display your nail work I found that the best way to use this product is to insert nail tips that would act as a natural nail and they can be “glued” on with sticky tack. You can then apply a tip as if you were working on somebody’s natural nails and it just lets you have easy removal without having to rip up the nail or cause any damage to the actual practice hand. You can keep on for hours !

It's not the worst but not the greatest either. And putting nails on it even with the sticky tabs is so difficult. They definitely don't sit still