36 Plastic Practice Fingers for Nail Art Training Key benefits Provides realistic practice surfaces so beginners can build nail art skills without a live model. Selfadhesive bases allow stable, hands practice by sticking fingers to flat surfaces. Compact and portable set makes it easy to practice anywhere, at home or in a salon. Product features Quantity: 36 plastic practice fingers included. Material: durable plastic suitable for repeated practice. Selfadhesive base: each fake finger has a sticker on the bottom for securing to a table, tray, or practice board. Size: approximately 5 x 4.5 x 4.2 cm (1.97 x 1.77 x 1.65 inch), a common size to simulate real nails. Performance: works with nail stickers, crystal nails, and phototherapy nails for realistic technique practice. Usage tips Buff the surface lightly before applying products to remove the smooth texture and improve adhesion. Press the adhesive base onto a clean, flat surface to keep the finger stable during detailed work. Clean and store fingers after use to extend their usable life. Practical applications Home practice: learn freehand painting, sticker placement, and crystal application without needing a model. Salon training: train technicians on product application and phototherapy curing techniques in a controlled setting. Classes and workshops: provide multiple students with individual practice fingers for demonstrations and handson drills. Who this is for Nail art beginners looking to develop technique and speed. Salon artists needing a convenient tool for training and demonstrations. Educators and workshop organizers who require consistent practice tools. What is included and compatibility Set of 36 plastic practice fingers with selfadhesive bases. Compatible with nail stickers, crystal nails, gel polish for phototherapy, and other common nail art materials. Simple care Remove residue with appropriate nail product remover. Store in a dry container to keep stickers clean and ready for reuse. This practical training set helps users improve nail art technique through repeated, stable practice sessions.