“The size of these is too small to fit sidewall to sidewall on most nails. The biggest size has not fit any of my clients thumbs and the smallest size I use is a 5. Millimeter/Centimeter measurements need to be provided for each size in the product description. The plastic used is very flexible, so I've been able to make due in using this to create 2/3 tips, and then forming the nail bed by hand.”
“This is the second time I'm leaving this review, I'm unsure why my previous one wasn't posted...These are too small, and I'm not able to use them on most of my clients. I've attached some pictures, to show in comparison to two other dual form options I use regularly. One positive is that the forms are very flexible, so I was able to use them on half the nail bed to make a tip and then fill in the cuticle area after the initial cure. I like how flat the forms were as well, I just wish they were wider.”
“These are very small - most of them unusable for my clients. The largest is zero, and fits closer to a 4 or 5 in most other forms, and does not cover sidewall-to-sidewall for the thumb of any client I've tried so far. While the sizes get longer/shorter, it seems that there are only about 5 width changes even though there are 11 sizes. The plastic is thinner than most other forms - but that makes them more flexible, which I liked. I plan to use them for creating quick tips, rather than full coverage.”
“The largest size is comparable to the average size of a middle or ring finger tip. I have smaller nail beds than average and these tips are completely useless. Made for a child it seems.”
