350buy 100 x Golden Nail Art Tips Extension Forms Guide French DIY Tool Acrylic UV Gel

These work great! Money saving tip for cheap people: do one hand, wait until the acrylic cures, then gently remove the form from under it, wipe off any residue and reuse them on your other hand. I did it every time!

I like these nail forms. This was my first time using them. I admit, it's not easy but if you have patience, you'll figure them out. The adhesive on the product was great and I had no trouble with it. I learned a tip: open the nail form at the knuckle for a custom fit. I would recommend these. See pics

They came on time, and in perfect condition! They come in a roll (like tickets) and peel off easily. Definitely would order again! It kept my nails intact because I don't have to use glue on nails. 5 Stars! Great customer support

XD they work. I like these because I'm a beginner to doing my own nails with gel builder and these were just fine. They're very thick and sturdy but if you don't make sure they're stuck together well they'll just separate. They're pretty awesome for being so inexpensive. Definitely an excellent alternative to the more pricey nail forms. I mean, you're just gonna throw them out anyway, right?

These worked really well. I built my first gel nails using these and had no problems. The glue is nice and sticky and I didn't have any shifting of the form. I think they could have gone a little longer but that's not a huge issue.

I dont think these are as easy or sticky to use as people are saying, but they did the trick. I was able to get my nails done. I did have parts of my nails at lifted up at the base because they were not completely flat or did not stick completely to my skin. I like the kiss brand better. However, for the price, it was totally worth it.

These do not stick the way they should. I use them to extend the free edge of my nail with UV builder gel to avoid using nail tips. Please don’t waste your money! Because they do not stick together properly around your finger, they creatte a downward angle that I could only level out by propping the bottom against my work surface. This made the process longer because I could only do one nail at a time. Trust me: go with the pricier option and save yourself a headache.

they work, you need to know what you are doing however, and I don't but I am getting a lot of practice. this is a great inexpensive way to learn.

They don't really conform to the exact shape of the nail well and don't hold the shape. One can fiddle with them to try and get the proper shape but they don't hold together well. Better than nothing and cheap but don't expect them to work really well.