FOOT nails Artificial Toenails French Full toe Cover 24 pcs with Glue
Suitable for Professional Salon Shop & Home DIY!
Features:
💎Quality Material
High Toughness that will not crack .Easy to stick and remove.New ABS materials,it is more flexible and not easy to break.
💎Brush your favorite polish colors
Easy to do the nails/tips extension, simply apply the polish color on the nails surface, it will make your finger/toenails charming amazing.
💎Design with decorations rhinestones
Painted with the right glue or decorated with colorful decorations, without separating or streaking.
💎Cut the shape as you like
Worthy false nail tips, great for everyday use, special occasions, DIY nail art and gifts. Do the nail art without hurting your natural nails.
Specification:
♦Material: ABS
♦Color: clear and natural color(as pictures show)
♦Use Range: Toe
♦Style: Full Cover
♦Shape: Square shape
Package include:
200 x Acrylic Toenails
Warm note:
♦After you wear the False Toenails, try not to get your feet wet at the first few minutes.
♦Small items are included, please keep away from children to avoid swallowing.
- ✅【Easy to apply】Our acrylic false toenails can be trimmed, painted, or shaped according to your needs, you can also decorate these French toenails with sequins, glitter, rhinestone and other nail decorations, so as to make these toenail tips more charming and chic.
- ✅【Multiple usages】The fake toenail tips are practical nail art tools for nail art learners, nail salons, nail art schools and those who love to DIY nail art at home, as they are easy to operate and suitable for most nail salons. Also make you look more beautiful to attend a ball, wedding, party and more. enjoyable gifts for wife, girlfriend, mother, sister and friends.
- ✅【Benefits of Fake Toenails】Use acrylic toe nails salon to make your toes no longer have a natural color, but to become more charming and protect your fingernails. You can choose to wear high heels or sandals that expose your toes , So that your beautiful toes can be appreciated by more people.
