100 ps Fan-Shaped False Nail Color Swatch Sticks with Number Stickers for Color Display, Nail Polish Practice Sticks, Nail Art Display, Nail Color Wheel, Nail Sample Tips Sticks. (Transparent)

Love love just wish I has more numbers

Love these, specially being able to label the nail polishes with the numbers. Comes in handy.

They work great and we’re just what I was looking for. Perfect for testing colors.

These are great and very useful for seeing what you actually have and want to use. The clear tips are great for seeing what layering glitter over color will look like and for general products overall. My only regret is not buying two sets of these instead of one - I ended up using them for my acrylic nail colors AND my regular nail polish! Now I need more…*sigh* I saw in another review where the reviewer put clear tape over the area where they wrote the color information and I thought that was a great mention so your information won’t wear away with use. In the package: two metal rings and 100 clear nail swatches. Average shipping time.

Yes I went a little nuts and bought this just for an at home.gel kit but its fun to have and really easy to use

Very thin plastic with some scraps from the molding. Overall fine

Perfect thank you!

Maybe this is obvious to some, but this is the first time I have ordered this type of item for displaying nail colors. Previously, I had used the opaque color wheels where you paint the top of the fingernail. I started doing that to these, but noticed that the nail colors had a sort of matte-like finish, even though the nail polish itself is glossy. I resigned myself to the fact that Id have to follow-up with a top coat to make them shiny. Then, it somehow dawned on me to paint the undersides and then the colors looked fine as the top of the clear fingernail was already shiny. A simple piece of paper with an instruction stating, paint the underside of the nail would have been great. I tried to take the nail color off of the sticks I painted incorrectly, but the nail color would not come off completely. How is that even possible? I dont know, but it is. :-( The attached picture shows what the nail stick looks like when painted on top (which is incorrect) and what it looks like when painted from the bottom (which is the correct way to do it). Its not the same shade, just showing the difference between both application techniques. Finally, the rings are a little to small and a little too flimsy to hold 50 sticks each. I dropped one of the rings and it popped open and all my sticks, which were in nail shade order, went flying all over the place.

The size was great but they had to be cleaned with alcohol before polishing for better adhesion. Some also came cracked.

I do one coat on front and back, then use a glossy taco(Yes taco. If you know, you know) on top and a matte taco underneath. I like to see how each color looks with both options.