Are these false nails durable? What I mean is, would they break if I tried to scratch someone or would they stay fine?
1599121
They are durable and will not break! That being said, you might hurt your fingers as they are quite a tight fit, even on my slender fingers.
1599122
They are very durable. They are made of metal. So far ive been giving them a full test run, scratching fabric, wood, metal. The paint or coating it has hasn't chipped off so far. Not sure how well the plastic stones will last.
1599123
These nails are absolutely gorgeous.They are made of sturdy metal and covered in tiny beads.I was surprised at the quality for such a low price.
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Yes they do withstand acitone.......I got them for removing gelish nails but I think they r for artificial. Worked ok not as good as cottonballs & foil. Just dot put them back in container they came in until they r dry. The container is pretty melted from the acitone.
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Hi Julia, These are only what they consider "Tips". So they are really to just be used down by the end of your nail. Then the rest is to be filled in a then built up with acrylic, like in a nail salon. I personally just like to wear them like you are talking about. I just round it to match up against my cuticle and use nail glue to secure. I do use super glue if i run out but find that i often use way too much of either one and it tends to turn the fake nails really soft. By the time the fake nail has grown out away from your cuticle is about when the glue starts to loose it's strength so they pop off easy & i give my nails a day or two to "Breathe" and do it all over again. The glue lasts best if you lightly rough up your own nails with a file (it gives more for the glue to hold on to" and clean WELL with good soap & water. I have done this for several years with great results & DON'T have to spend money i don't have on nail oil removers and high class false nails and such. These were the BEST deal for what you & i are looking for! Just make sure you buy from a seller with a good low price! Most good deals are out of China so takes a couple of weeks to arrive. Good luck & hope i helped!
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"Yes" they are very durable. Have been using them for over a year now and have not had any problems with them.
747330
Honestly it all depends what you do when you have them on..mine lasted 2 days the first time and the second time i was more carefully so it lasted about a week. If you follow the instructions the nails feel very thin so i applied another coat just to be safe...hopefully that answered your question
537332
no, they are only good for nail art honestly. stamping, ombre nails, or using as a base coat - doesn't work :( they're way too thick
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I honestly don't know! They look real and they feel real doing the finger nail tap. But I don't know. They haven't come undone or loose either. The bed is really sturdy.
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I honestly cannot answer this ... I bought many different things for the nails as a Christmas 2014 gift for my granddaughter ... all I can share with you is that is very, very, happy with all the things I bought for her ... she is 32 years old so he feelings are from an adult ... hope this might help
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They are really strong but as most things will tell you and the previous reviewer can attest to they are fragile. If they're not going to be hit directly they definitely would suit your purpose. They don't FEEL fragile but if you let them even into each other they can break.
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I have the original and they work the same in my opinion. Some people on here say theirs falls apart easily but just like the original your not suppose to put ur nails into it or its not going to last at all.
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They're already hard enough, they're just soft enough to cut. If you put them on your nails, just paint over with clear nailpolish and it should look good. :)
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I find these particular sheets way too thick to put for nails and really stay on. I actually do nails so I'm not just speculating. Hope that is helpful to you :)!
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Not really sure what they're made of, perhaps the website could be a help. But, it seems like it might be a honeycomb or similar structure on the inside, which would account for it's strength. The outside is an expoxy/resin type base, with a sand-like substance mixed-in for grip, I assume. As long as you're not using them on a wood floor, you should have no problem with them scratching a surface. Hope this helps.
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81nicLaweEL._SL1500_.jpg these are the nails that we use at work, does that help?
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They are like heavy balloons, so I doubt they'd hold up to sharp nails.....that being said, my dog walked several miles on paved roads without puncturing one, but my dogs always have blunt nails from walking miles each day
549632
They should last a really long time! Don't forget to rinse off the powdery nail filings sometimes to keep the file clean. I gave most of them away to my friends and they all liked it.
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I'm not sure, but they are thin. Not so thin that they feel like they will tear apart, though, definitely thick enough to walk around in for a few minutes while your pedicure dries. I felt like they were similar in material and make to the types I've seen in most salons. Hope that helps!