Magnetic Practice LifeLike Middle Finger

Setup: Secure the magnetic holder onto the stone base positioned on the silicone mat.

Inserting Tips: Gently insert a base tip into the canal of the practice finger.

You’re now ready to perform any nail art technique, including acrylic, gel, or polish application. The silicone finger is designed to withstand both LED and UV lamp exposure.

Removing Tips: After finishing, gently remove the nail tip. For easier removal, spray a bit of water between the tip and the silicone to create a smooth glide.

Whether you're working with gel, using liquid & powder or acrygel, which require heavier brush pressure, FormsFix™ ensures your form stays securely in place until you're ready to remove it.

FormsFix™ is an innovative and professional solution designed to securely attach various types of sculpting nail forms—including paper, aluminum, and plastic-backed forms—to a silicone practice finger.

The sculpting nail forms can be attached, peeled off, repositioned and attached again to the FormsFix without it sliding off and obstructing the cuticle area.

Use soap and water (cold or hot) to clean the silicone surface. If the surface is heavily soiled, you can also use a soft brush.

If necessary, you can disinfect the silicone surface with Isopropyl alcohol (IPA70%).

For the models with an embedded magnet, it is important to ensure that the magnet does not make contact with any water. You many dip other areas of the finger into water in order to clean it. T

If gel polish, base, or top coat gets on the surface of the silicone, simply wipe it off using nail cleaner. You can also remove the nail products from the surface after they have been cured under the UV/LED lamp.

Avoid Contact: Just as you would with a real client, avoid touching the silicone skin with your nail file or nail bit to prevent damage to the lifelike colouring.

Due to the handmade nature of our silicone fingers, slight colour variations may occur from batch to batch. These variations are a natural part of the artisanal process and the unique qualities of each pigment batch.