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I have found these tips to be more flexible but still sturdy without the extra bulk of polish that must be used w/ plastic tips. These are more tapered at the base of the cuticle area which allows it to lay more flat and leveled with your cuticle causing less lifting throughout wear time. It also gives a 2nd option of using the gel x application method for a longer wear time (3+ weeks) but must be soaked off.

YES! If your applying with nail adhesive tabs or glue they can be reused multiple times. Of course, as long as you treat them with proper care. Just make sure to remove extra glue from the underside of nail with a drill bit or nail file.

If applying with the gel x method they are not reusable because they must be filed and soaked off with acetone this causes the nails to disintegrate for easy scrape off.

Yes! As long as it’s a set with a sheer/nude base it can be done. I don’t recommend using the method with my sets that have solid/dark based as it might not fully cure. If there’s a specific set you’re curious about feel free to reach out.

I always strive for sturdy nails while still maintaining a slight flexibility. Some nails will be less/more stiff depending on design. A more busy design might run slightly thicker due to polish layering/3D work compared to French tips that require minimal polish. I always do a squeeze test to make sure nails are up to standards. I also try to avoid super stiff/ thick nails to keep from nails curving inward and running smaller + the stiffer the nail the easier it is to pop off or break. Having a slight flex allows some flexibility to move with the natural nail in everyday situations. I also try to avoid extremely thick nails to keep from nails looking bulky as well as keeping snagging to a minimum once they start to grow out.