Realistic Human Nail Shape for Accurate Acrylic Nail Practice This silicone gel practice hand is designed to closely match the shape and proportions of real human nails, providing a more authentic experience than conventional practice hands. Beginners and experienced nail artists can refine their skills with greater precision, building a strong foundation for professionalquality results. Soft Silicone Texture for TruetoLife Feel Made from soft, skinlike silicone gel, the practice hand offers a realistic touch and flexibility similar to a real human hand. This natural texture allows comfortable positioning during training and helps avoid the stiff, artificial feel of hard plastic models. Ideal for practicing painting, decorating, applying acrylics, and other nail art techniques. Removable Nails for Quick Style Switching Each nail can be easily removed and replaced, allowing fast changes in shape and size to suit different projects. This flexibility supports experimentation with diverse designs without the need to multiple practice hands, making it a costeffective solution for all levels of nail artistry. for Beginners and Professionals Whether learning basic techniques or mastering advanced styles, this practice hand accommodates a wide range of nail designs, including French tips, intricate patterns, and 3D embellishments. It helps improve precision, speed, and overall proficiency. Practical Use Scenarios Earlystage nail art learners practicing correct acrylic application and shaping before working on real clients Professional nail technicians refining complex patterns and custom designs for events or competitions Nail art hobbyists experimenting with creative techniques and decorations in a realistic, controlled setting Product Specifications Material: Soft silicone gel Nail Type: Removable and replaceable Design: Realistic human nail shape for enhanced accuracy Applications: Acrylic nails, painting, decorating, 3D art, and more Suitable For: Beginners, professionals, and hobbyists seeking to improve nail art skills