Meh
Very convenient, it’s a good starting nail stand set but the quality of the clear base part isn’t that good and the magnets are weak, and the tack is very hard to get off the nails. It’s ok and good to start

2 pieces in the box, in pink. That works out at $3.30 a piece.
Stated material: acrylic, metal.
Our pack contains two pink acrylic nail stands with metal accents. Each base holds five tips for display or practice. We include reusable adhesive putty to secure the stands without leaving marks. The acrylic is washable, so you can clean and reuse the holders for multiple sessions.
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7 reviews for this line and its variations, quoted word for word, lowest rating first.
Very convenient, it’s a good starting nail stand set but the quality of the clear base part isn’t that good and the magnets are weak, and the tack is very hard to get off the nails. It’s ok and good to start
Nice little nail stand. A pretty good value for the money my only criticism would be I wish the magnets were a little stronger. Other than that it’s really nice for nail art on press ons!!
I actually love this thing so much! It’s super simple, it looks adorable, and it makes it so much easier to paint nails instead of painting them after they’re on your hand. My only issues are that the putty can get a little too sticky and stick to the bottom of the nail, but I haven’t had too much trouble getting it off. And the other is that the spacing between the nails on the magnet stand isn’t quite wide enough, so I have to be extra careful when putting wet nails on the stand to make sure they don’t bump into each other.Other than that I love them!!
You get exactly what is described, the clay stuff used to hold the nails on is super easy to put on and take off, I found the easiest way to put the nails on is to do a thin layer over the top of the peg with the clay and then stick the nail on it, and you just peel the clay off everything when you’re done. The only thing I could see being an issue for some people is the magnate isn’t very strong so if you lift the whole thing by one peg it’ll just fall right off, but I’m my opinion it makes it easier to remove them for designing the individual nails.
I was lucky the set came complete. I didn’t like the idea of sticking on the nails and painting them one by one once they were on. I would always end up smearing one trying to paint the others. Now I’m able to do all of them quicker and cleaner. It also allows them to dry for a day. Beware, the magnet isn’t as strong but it works. Nails polish used here were the sally hansen: black to black and holo taco: flakie holo taco.
These are awesome! Purchased for my daughter cause she’s getting in to nail art, they’ve really upped her game! Hold still well while she’s trying to paint and serve their purpose well
Works very well and comes with plenty of the sticky putty that holds it on the stand. Would recommend
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