Product description A reusable fake finger designed for nail art practice and salon use. This compact practice finger serves as a convenient mold for applying, shaping, and decorating nail tips. It is suitable for nail art beginners and professional salon artists who need a portable tool for training and demonstration. Key benefits Practice without a live model: allows technicians and learners to rehearse techniques, try designs, and build confidence before working on clients. Portable and easy to use: compact size makes it simple to carry in a kit, take to appointments, or use in classroom settings. Reusable and economical: designed for repeated use so you can paint, remove, and repaint nail tips many times, reducing the need for single use practice pieces. Versatile compatibility: works with nail tips and common nail art tools for painting, stamping, gel application, and sculpting. Time efficient training aid: supports targeted practice of specific skills such as color blending, freehand designs, and tip placement. Features and attributes Function: acts as a practice hand finger and mold for applying and decorating nail tips. Compatibility: suitable for use with standard nail tips and typical manicure tools. Portability: compact and lightweight for easy transport and storage. Performance: simple to attach nail tips to, easy to paint and remove polish from, and intended for repeated practice sessions. How to use Attach a nail tip to the practice finger, secure it as you would on a natural nail, then apply polish, gel, or nail art decorations. Allow products to cure or dry, then remove or reshape the tip and repeat for additional practice designs. Use the finger to stage photography of finished designs or to create a small sample collection for client consultation. Use scenarios Beginner practice: a student uses the fake finger to learn even strokes, tip placement, and basic nail shapes before practicing on real clients. Salon training: an instructor demonstrates techniques to a group of technicians using multiple practice fingers for handson learning. Design development and portfolio building: a nail artist tests color combinations and intricate patterns, then photographs finished tips for a portfolio or client preview. This practice finger provides a straightforward, durable way to rehearse nail art techniques, prepare demonstrations, and refine skills in a portable, reusable format.