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Nail Art

Nail gems are the quickest way to change a set. A few small flatback stones along the cuticle or the free edge read as a salon design, and because these are round crystal stones cut in the same workshop as our garment stones, they keep their sparkle under a top coat instead of going cloudy.Everything in this category is flatback rhinestone with no glue on the back, sold by the pack. Pack sizes run from a few thousand pieces up to 14,400 per bag, and the size range starts at the small end used on nails and continues into the larger stones used on tips and raised shapes.Choosing a size for nails— SS3 to SS6 for a scattered look or a single accent stone— SS8 to SS10 for full coverage or a French tip line— SS12 and up for raised shapes and structureHow they go on— Gel or acrylic: set the stone into the uncured product and cure over it— Nail glue: a small dot is enough, a thick layer lifts at the edges— Pick up with a wax pencil or fine tweezers rather than fingersIf you work on clients, the mixed-size packs are the practical buy: one bag covers accent work, full coverage and structure, so you are not stocking five separate sizes. If you make press-on sets to sell, the smaller sizes are the ones you will get through fastest.Matching a shade to a set? See flatback rhinestones for the full colour range, and jewelry accessories if you are building charms to go with them.Need a specific size or pack count for your salon? Email yanscrystal@hotmail.com.

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