Size :
L: Thumb 17mm, index finger 13mm, middle finger 14mm, ring finger 13mm, little finger 11mm
Origin : China
New style of manicure: fashion charm
In today's era of pursuing personality and beauty, manicure has become an important way for many people to show their own style and improve their temperament. The emergence of wearable armor has brought new changes to the field of nail art. Their convenient, diverse and fashionable characteristics have quickly won the favor of the majority of nail art lovers.
It is like a treasure chest full of creativity, with a variety of patterns and styles.
Material: Made of high-quality materials, bright and long-lasting colors and not easy to fade. Its surface has been specially treated, has good adhesion and waterproofness, and can maintain its beauty on the nail for a long time.
The use process is very simple and convenient, and even a new manicure can easily get started, without the need for complicated tools and professional skills.
The price is relatively affordable. Compared to going to a nail salon for professional nail art, you can save a lot of money. For those who like to change their nail art styles frequently, this is undoubtedly an excellent choice. You can change different patterns according to your mood, occasion or season to keep your nails fresh.
It's like a stylish outerwear tailored for nails, comfortable to wear and does not put too much burden on the nails, while the edges are finely polished and smooth and round, and will not scratch the skin.
One of the major advantages of wearing armor is its reusability. As long as it is properly maintained, a pair of wearable armor can be used multiple times. Moreover, the wearing and disassembly process is relatively flexible and will not cause damage to the nails.
It not only satisfies people's pursuit of beauty, but also provides convenient nail art solutions for fast-paced modern life. With their own unique charm, they lead the new trend of nail art fashion, allowing everyone to easily have their own fingertip art.
