Torn between two sets? Why not both.
Gel tabs don't commit you. Two from one set, three from another.
One pack is 32 nails. You will wear ten at a time.
Which leaves twenty-two, and a community that worked out what to do with them long before anyone thought to put it on a box.
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Combine any pair. Tabs make mixing free.
Take two nails from one set and three from another and mix them like a recipe. Nothing is permanent, so nothing is a mistake.
Every nail goes back in its box afterwards to be worn again. It is your collection anyway. Peel, remix, repeat.
02
The spares are not spares. They are your next shapes.
Sixteen sizes exist so both your hands get matched properly rather than settling for the nearest fit. The ones left over are raw material.
Filing a spare down to fit a different finger is something people worked out for themselves, and we are not going to print it on the box until we have tested it properly. It is her practice, and it is a good one.
03
The smalls go to smaller hands
The smallest sizes in the pack are usually the ones that never get worn, and mothers have been handing them over for as long as packs have had sixteen sizes in them.
One mother put her own reasoning plainly: the sticky tab ones are the ones she lets her daughter use. We are not going to turn that into a safety claim. The product fact is simply that there is no glue in the box.
Ours is a window, not a gamble · up to five days, with the right prep
Mixing only works if the nails stay where you put them, so here is the number, said the same way we say it everywhere else.
It comes with you
Not a demo. Just a regular day. The set came along and every nail stayed where she pressed it.
What we believe about this
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Nothing in the pack is waste
Sixteen sizes is what it takes to fit two hands properly. What is left over is not a rounding error, it is the rest of your options.
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A tab is an undo button
Nothing is glued, so nothing is decided. Experimenting costs you a tab, and there are three sheets of those in every box.
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The collection is the point
Sets are not consumed. They come off clean, go back in the tray, and get recombined with whatever you buy next.
We could tell you the spares are a feature we designed. We are not going to.
Sixteen sizes exist so both your hands get matched properly. What people do with the ones left over, they worked out on their own, and it is better than anything we would have put on the box.
32 nails, 16 sizes, three sheets of tabs. No glue anywhere.
$14 a set · $12 each at five · $10 at ten
Stack & save
$14/SET
5 sets make them $12 each, 10 make them $10.
$14 a set · 5+ sets: $12 each · 10+: $10 each · every set, not just the next.
Set pricing
1 to 4 sets You're Here
$14 / set
5 to 9 sets You're Here
$12 / set
10+ sets You're Here
$10 / set
Your Rotation
Add this set for $14. Add 4 more and all 5 drop to $12 each.
Questions people actually ask
Asked by people who already own more than one set and intend to own more.
Can I really mix nails from different sets?
Yes, and nothing about it is a workaround. Each nail is held by its own tab, so a mixed hand is just five separate decisions rather than one permanent one.
What about the sizes I never use?
They stay in the tray as options. Some people file them down to fit other fingers, which is their practice rather than our instruction, and we would rather say that plainly than take credit for it.
Can my daughter wear the small ones?
That is your call to make, not ours, and we are not going to make claims about it. What we can tell you is what is in the box: nails and gel tab sheets, and no glue at any point.
Can I wear the same set again?
Yes. Peel it off clean, fresh tab, wear it again. Tabs are single use and there are three sheets in every box.
How long do they stay on?
Up to five days, with the right prep. Clean, dry nails and a full thirty-second press on each one.