You've chosen your Aleana hand. Now there's one more decision:

Flexible or Poseable?

Both are designed for professional nail practice. The difference lies in how you want to handle, position and work with your model.

Flexible

Soft. Natural.

The Flexible configuration is designed for nail artists who want a soft silicone practice model without an internal poseable structure.

It gives you a straightforward practice experience when holding specific finger positions isn't essential to the way you work.

Choose Flexible if:

You don't need to repeatedly position fingers into specific poses.

Your priority is technique rather than posing the hand.

Poseable

Position It Your Way.

The Poseable configuration includes an internal structure that allows the fingers to be positioned for different working and presentation needs.

This is particularly useful when the hand isn't only a training model — but also part of your teaching, photography or content setup.

Choose Poseable if:

You want more control over finger positioning.

You photograph finished nail sets.

You want to create different hand poses for presentation.

Still unsure?

If you're buying primarily for practice, Flexible may be all you need.

If you expect to use your hand for practice + teaching + photography + content, Poseable gives you greater positioning possibilities.