Premium Acrylic Nail Practice Hand with Nail Drill Attachment

Patchouli JuliePatchouli Julie: This is a good product. I liked it while I had it. However I've had bad luck with it twice. First time the plastic fin that holds the nail in place broke off in the slot. Now my replacement shows up used. Despite it shipping very fast, I'm afraid to order a third. Also, I don't see an option to talk to the seller.

United States on Feb 02, 2022

Mimi BlueMimi Blue: This is only day one so I’m speaking on first impressions. I’ve been toying with the idea of purchasing a nail drill for some time but never made the purchase. I make and sale “press-on” style nails and like to slightly alter the shape of the nails I make for myself. This drill makes the change super quick and easy also I do my own pedicures and I prefer to file down my nails instead of cutting them. Today alone I’ve done 4 sets of nails for myself, and I did my own pedicure before deciding to give the drill a rest; and all this was done on top of having worked all night. I know if I had to hand file there’s no way I would’ve finished everything but I got done so quickly! My mom has been trying to get me to do her gel refills for weeks now but my excuse was I don’t have a drill, guess she’s putting me to work too 😉.

United States on Sep 27, 2020

Lisa G: I bought this to remove my UV Gel during the government shut down of nail salons for COVID 19. I figured for about $25 it's worth it so my nails do not look horrible. I am considered an "Essential" employee so I still have to work during this crisis. Well let me tell you it works great! I was able to do most myself and my husband even stepped up and did my other hand. Easy, and comes with everything you need to take off gel polish, UV Gel nails, or acrylic! All my friends want to borrow it!

United States on Mar 22, 2020

texasyarngirl: I do "acrygel" - a combination of "shellac" UV cured gel with ultra-fine acrylic powder. It's taken me months to perfect the method, and I would not have managed it without this tool. The price is awesome. So - yay! And, I can get my nails really smooth without tearing them up (like many salons do). And, I can grind down and polish the acryagel so it's very thin.

ADVISE: Learn what tips to use when. The instructions are crap for that. Pinterest or another search will greatly help - before I did that I almost went all the way through my natural nail using the wrong tip. (OUCH!)

In my experience - the "emery" tips are good if you need to lightly rough up your nail to apply acrylic, gel, etc. BE CAREFUL! They are very effective. I could grind my dogs claws down if he'd let me.

The white tips are good for my natural nails. They feel like a 250/280 (ish) grit file. The purple "edge" grinder is awesome. But - it gets hot fast. Watch out.

The metal tips are great for grinding down and smoothing the acryagel. I'd imagine they'd do the same for an acrylic, gel or dip application, as well.

Other things to watch out for - like any tool like this friction...

United States on Sep 24, 2019

Jeanette NJeanette N: Played around with this for a while and I like it enough. As someone with natural nails I recognize most of the adapters are not meant for me. However I do occasionally wear fake nails and this will be useful for that. There are still some heads I can use on my natural nails especially in the cuticle area. The drill itself works great and was easy to control. Some of the heads felt cheaper or like they weren't doing what they were meant to do but that could definitely be user error.

United States on Jul 26, 2019