Buqikma Nail Practice Hand for Acrylic Nails, Mannequin Hand for Nails Practice, Flexible Bendable Fake Hand Manicure Nail Practice Hand 1Pcs

This practice hand is flexible, realistic, and perfect for improving my acrylic nail skills. The quality is great for the price, and it holds the nails securely while I work.

Good quality and good texture looks

Hard to use. Not flexible. Not sticky just rubber like. Looks like a hand. It’s durable.

This acrylic nail practice hand has been a lifesaver while I’ve been learning to do nails! It’s sturdy, flexible, and super realistic in size, which makes it feel like you’re working on an actual client. The fingers bend easily so you can adjust them for different angles, and it stays in place during use. The nail tips fit securely into the slots, which is perfect for practicing full sets, fills, or even nail art. I’ve used it with acrylics, gel, and press-ons, and it holds up really well. Plus, it’s super easy to clean and reuse. If you’re a beginner, student, or even just practicing at home for fun, this hand is a must-have. It’s helped me improve my technique without wasting supplies on real people. Totally worth it and way better than I expected for the price!

I bought this knowing it wasn’t the best quality but figured it would suit my needs. It doesn’t work well. Not easy to get tips to stay. The mail beds are super narrow, flat and not deep so the tips wouldn’t fit in the fingers and stay. I wasn’t able to practice filing bc of that. The fingers also didn’t bend super well. They got in my way trying to isolate the finger I was working on. You can spend $15 for a better hand that works. Don’t waste your money on this one or you’ll send it back like I did.

Poor picture, sorry. I ended up returning this hand. The fingers do bend, albeit they are very stiff, but what I found frustrating is the close quarters of the fingers. Unlike a real hand it’s tricky to position the fingers especially with nails on them so that I have room to work- I found I was getting polish on the edges of the hand which was also tricky to clean off without touching the surrounding nails. Similarly, to adhere the nails to the hand I used poster putty but since the nail bed was sunk into the finger I needed a huge wad of putty to get the nail up so I could reach the edges and sides (since some of the nails didn’t fit “correctly” on the fake nail bed). The material of the hand didn’t work well with the putty (could be the putty brand, to be fair) which meant I had to be extra delicate when painting or I’d knock the nail off the hand. Finally, because of the size of the hand and since it doesn’t bend like a real hand this hand doesn’t fit easily into smaller UV lights for UV gel polish. I had a mini light that I could fit my actual hand in to because I can curl my fingers but with this hand I had to cure the fingers first the then thumb separately. Not a huge issue but inconvenient nonetheless.

Es muy útil la verdad he aprendido mucho en ella ha sido la mejor compra que he hecho

This practice hand would have been perfect (in the sense that it suits the basic needs to practice) except the fact that the nails are very hard to stay on. The space where you slide the tips in isnt deep. Yes it is super flexible and realistic but off the nails can’t stay on it defeats the purpose. I would suggest creating a razor thin slit inside the place the nails is supposed to go.