SILICONE HAND

SILICONE HAND - TRAINING HAND

What could be better than a realistic training hand to help you learn the nail technician 's trade at your own pace? OA Nail System has developed its own Silicone Hand because we're committed to offering you the very best. All the components have been rigorously selected to give you a realistic, high-quality product with a top-of-the-range finish.

Discover a training aid with multiple advantages:

• Truer-than-life Silicone Hand
• 1-scale format for a natural grip
• Vibrant flesh color, developed by OA Nail System
• Positionable fingers
• Ultra photo realistic, to enhance your Nail Art
• Designed to accommodate our Xtension* Flashes
• Delivered in an attractive storage box

The plus? No more "Relax your fingers", with our realistic silicone training hand, you can work at your own pace and position yourself as you like ;)

*Capsules sold separately

Nail Art/Photo Setup:

• Choose a capsule size to match the width of the plate
• Slide the cap under the cuticle, without forcing it.

Set-up for material application:

• Clean hand with soap and water
• Dab dry with clean paper towel
• Matt the plate with a polishing block, remove dust
• Choose a cap size to suit the width of the plate
• Apply a drop of glue to the concave part of the cap, previously scratched and dusted as well
• Slide the cap under the cuticle, without forcing it
• Allow to dry
• Shorten capsule to desired length
• The base is ready for your protocol
• Please note that sanding is necessary to deposit the material: this must be precise and careful to avoid damaging the silicone.

Tip:

• Gently clean the hand with warm water and soap, then allow to dry naturally on a clean cotton cloth or dab with absorbent paper.
• Do not rub.
• Do not put in washing machine or dishwasher.
• We recommend placing a capsule before working with gel to preserve the "plate" appearance.
• NEVER APPLY PRIMER, as the acid will permanently damage your hand.
• NEVER REMOVE the glued cap, as this will permanently damage the plate.
• Sanding, whether manual or mechanical, can damage your surface. Do not touch the "skin" when filing.
• Position fingers in a natural way: twisting the fingers of the hand in any way at all times could permanently damage the silicone or lock the hand in an unnatural position.
• Follow the protocol for definitive placement of a chablon construction. If the chablon doesn't adhere to the finger, wrap a piece of scotch tape around it and place your chablon.

For an even more realistic result, put your hand in a situation: place it in the sleeve of a sweater, out of a pocket, on a door handle, around a mug... Have fun, and don't forget to tag us so we can re-share!