Short Stiletto Nail Tips Clear Nail Tips Half Cover MEKK 600PCS Acrylic False Nail Tips Fake Nail Tips for Nail Salons and DIY Nail Art at Home,10Sizes

I like to use these nails for practicing new designs and color schemes. They are really easy to use and they come in a variety of sizes to fit your fingers. I’m not sure how long they last because I usually use them for practicing nail art and then I make the design on my real nails, but they seem sturdy enough. Would definitely recommend!

I am not a professional nail technician so I bought these to attempt gel and acrylic nails on myself. I have used them so far for acryl gel nails and I love them. They are very light weight and hold up well with the constant washing and banging that they go through with my clumsiness. They are not very thick but they are flexible. A definite must purchase.

I've tried several different brands of this style clear nails, and these are the only ones I've found that do not crack when clipped or filed. Very durable, I've moved furniture and appliances the last few days and have not had a single nail chip or break off. Great buy 👍

They are def different. But are good quality for the price. Better for wider nail beds

I’ve been doing my own nails for awhile using PolyGel and decided to try tips. While using tips helped make the PolyGel process easier, there weren’t any other pros for me.- They are not flexible at all — they turn white and warp if bent- For bigger hands. I have somewhat small fingers — half the fake nails I get go to waste anyway, but the majority of these were so huge that only the smallest 3 fit.- The worst part for me was that they looked really weird & wide once I got them trimmed down. I like the coffin shape, but quickly realized that if I didn’t want them to be the full 2ish inches, the intended shape vanishes the second they’re trimmed down.I did my best to shape them with an electric file & regular file, but no matter how much sanding I did, they just looked so wide.- There’s zero curve in the length. No matter how long or short you have them, they’re totally straight, so with outstretched fingers, it looks like they’re going backwards. Real nails have a slight curve to them so this effect made them look super unnatural.All that said, I do think these would probably be decent for those who like a non-flexible, XL nail for nail art, but that seems like their only use to me.You could also try cutting from the bottom up, as this would mitigate the large size & loss of shape when trimmed down from the free edge. I tried this with nail clippers, extension shears(?), and small scissors, but couldn’t get the proper curve for the bottom, so this probably requires a special kind of trimmer (or a lot of patience). Plus there’s a number on the tip indicating the size so you’d have to cut that off, once again losing that perfect coffin shape.Hot tip: use gel instead of glue! Coat bare, buffed nail with gel base coat and cure under a UV/LED nail light for 60 seconds (manually holding the tip down until it stays on its own, about 10sec under the light). I found the staying power to be much better this way!

Really good price an quality for beginners also for clients and on practice hands

I’ve tried six different full coverage nails and by far these are the best. I like my nails sturdy, thick, and unbendable. Although I am rough with my nails and sometimes they do break, I undercoat them with poly gel for more support topped off with gel polish.

Really good shape and love how the shape of the tip that is applied to the nail tip is shaped. But not very sturdy. Very thin and flexible.