Trial set * 4 popular types of shape memory nail tips [10 pieces each] Gel material * Clear tips + installation tape [48 pieces]

Remote Nail's shape memory nail tip Flexy
This set allows you to try out 4 popular varieties and our sticky tape, Stickies.

[Product Description]

The shape-memory tip Flexi has a thin nail bed and a soft tip itself that is a shape-memory tip.
The tip of the tip is well made, so even without using a lot of gel you can create a strong, well-finished looking nail tip.
Self-manicurists can also enjoy creating shape memory tips with ease.

The shape memory tip becomes soft when heated to 40 degrees and hardens when cooled. The curve can be freely adjusted to match the curve of your nail. Even with long nail tips, only the nail bed part that is attached to your natural nail softens and deforms, allowing you to maintain the beautiful tip shape that makes your nails look their best.

If you use the special top coat gel, it can be transformed using body heat.

If you are looking for a tip that is soft all over, we recommend the Remote Nail Tip Creation Kit, which uses gel only!

Cases of different styles are also available.

【material】

Acrylic (gel component)

The tip is made of a gel material that can be soaked off to the same extent as semi-hard gel.

【capacity】

Trial sample set (bag included)

Flexy 4 styles Almond Medium Coffin Short Oval Medium Round Short 10 pieces each Total 40 pieces

A full chip assortment set that lets you try four popular varieties
A trial assortment of chips in all sizes

Stickies Double-sided tape for attaching tips (thick)
4 sheets (12 pieces)
Total of 48 pieces

Click here for tips on how to wear it for a long time and how to remove it

Below are some frequently asked questions about tipping:

Q. My Flexy tip won't soften.

Normally, the part of the Flexi Tip that comes into contact with your natural nail becomes soft enough at a temperature of 40 degrees so that it can conform to the curve of your nail.
However, in order to maintain the ideal shape of the nail tip, the tip is made thicker than the base. In particular, for long tips, the tip is designed not to change shape much in order to maintain a beautiful shape.
Therefore, short tips such as round short will be soft overall, but in the case of Flexi, they will basically be shape-memory nail tips that can fit the curve of the nail (plastic nail tips will not soften even when heated, and will not crack or change shape).

Q. Some Flexy tips have marks that look like the tip has been torn off. What should I do?

In order to be able to offer them at a low price, they are manufactured in a mold, so they require supports during manufacturing, and in rare cases, the borders between them may leave burrs when they are separated. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please lightly file them down before creating the art chip.

Furthermore, remote nail tips are made by creating a complete dummy and making each one individually using gel, so they become soft and squishy all over.

[Participating video]

Introducing a video introducing FlexiTip

How to cut down the tip size (YouTube)

How to align and attach the tip (YouTube)

How flexible?

Experimenting with chips made from Flexi

How to fit a Flexi Tip