French Tip Nail Guides and Extension Mold Set

The adhesive grips well and the surface is laminated, so the acrylic doesn't cling to the guide. They're firm enough that I can position each one right at my free edge without it flopping around.

Beautiful and solid. The material feels good and I keep picking them up just to admire the little curves.

Posted a few pics of my set laid out. The guides look neat and the different curve sizes are easy to sort through.

Everything matches what's described, which I appreciate. The yellow set has several curve sizes, so I found a match for each nail. They stick down snug and peel off with no residue. My tip lines came out symmetrical on the first try.

Added photos of the set and my first French tips. The pink guides are sturdy and the curves are easy to tell apart by size. Both hands ended up with matching smile lines. I also tried the mold side with gel for one extension and it held its shape.

Good product overall. The guides stay put and give me a clean tip line every time.

Got exactly what the listing showed. All the curve sizes are there and the adhesive is decent.

An essential for anyone doing nail extensions at home. It holds the shape steady while I sculpt.

They look good and feel well made, I just haven't used every guide yet. The adhesive seems strong and the material has a nice firmness to it. There are plenty of curve sizes in the set. I'm planning a full set of extensions this weekend.

Such pretty burgundy guides. The color is easy to see against my natural nail and the edges are cleanly cut. They feel sturdy without being stiff. I tested one on my ring finger and the line looked sharp.

Mixed feelings on these. The guides look well made and the range of curves is nice. But I'm still learning to sculpt extensions, so my first attempt came out uneven and I can't tell if that's me or the mold. I'm keeping them and will practice more.

Solid guides for crisp tip lines, and the adhesive holds through the polish. My only nitpick is that the smaller curves are a bit hard to lift off the sheet.

Peels off with zero residue, which I was worried about. My tip lines look crisp.

Works nicely for French tips and the curves are symmetrical. I do wish there were a few more of the widest size, since I run through those first.

Freehand tip lines always looked wobbly on me until I tried these. I press a guide on, paint the tip, and peel it away. The line comes out even on both hands. It's so much easier than relying on a steady hand.

The adhesive grips well and the surface is laminated, so the acrylic doesn't cling to the guide. They're firm enough that I can position each one right at my free edge without it flopping around.

Beautiful and solid. The material feels good and I keep picking them up just to admire the little curves.

Posted a few pics of my set laid out. The guides look neat and the different curve sizes are easy to sort through.

Everything matches what's described, which I appreciate. The yellow set has several curve sizes, so I found a match for each nail. They stick down snug and peel off with no residue. My tip lines came out symmetrical on the first try.

Added photos of the set and my first French tips. The pink guides are sturdy and the curves are easy to tell apart by size. Both hands ended up with matching smile lines. I also tried the mold side with gel for one extension and it held its shape.

Good product overall. The guides stay put and give me a clean tip line every time.

Got exactly what the listing showed. All the curve sizes are there and the adhesive is decent.

An essential for anyone doing nail extensions at home. It holds the shape steady while I sculpt.

They look good and feel well made, I just haven't used every guide yet. The adhesive seems strong and the material has a nice firmness to it. There are plenty of curve sizes in the set. I'm planning a full set of extensions this weekend.

Such pretty burgundy guides. The color is easy to see against my natural nail and the edges are cleanly cut. They feel sturdy without being stiff. I tested one on my ring finger and the line looked sharp.

Mixed feelings on these. The guides look well made and the range of curves is nice. But I'm still learning to sculpt extensions, so my first attempt came out uneven and I can't tell if that's me or the mold. I'm keeping them and will practice more.

Solid guides for crisp tip lines, and the adhesive holds through the polish. My only nitpick is that the smaller curves are a bit hard to lift off the sheet.

Peels off with zero residue, which I was worried about. My tip lines look crisp.

Works nicely for French tips and the curves are symmetrical. I do wish there were a few more of the widest size, since I run through those first.

Freehand tip lines always looked wobbly on me until I tried these. I press a guide on, paint the tip, and peel it away. The line comes out even on both hands. It's so much easier than relying on a steady hand.