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Press-on nail size charts: how to measure, sizes 0 to 9, an order sheet

Press-on nail size charts — a large nail drawing with a tape across its widest point and an arrow labelled "Measure here", beside three numbered steps written under "1", "2" and "3", technical line art with uniform thin black outlines and ruled measuring ticks
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Reading 1How to measure
Reading 2Size chart
Reading 3Order sheet

A press-on nail size chart helps you measure each nail and find its size before you order. One picture shows a nail with a tape across its widest point and three steps for measuring. Another shows ten tip outlines numbered 0 to 9, from widest to narrowest. A third is an order sheet with boxes for each finger on both hands. Type a shape, such as almond shape, and the chart is drawn for it.

  • measuring nails before ordering
  • a seller's size guide for customers
  • filling in an order for both hands
  • making press-ons at home

Frequently asked questions

How do I measure a nail?
Place the tape across the widest point of the nail, following the three steps on the first picture, and write the width in millimetres.
What do the numbers 0 to 9 mean?
They run from the widest tip, 0, to the narrowest, 9. Find the tip that matches your width and note its number.
Can I type a different shape?
Yes. Type the shape you want, such as toe nails, and the chart is drawn for it in place of the one shown.
What do the three styles look like?
The line guide is thin black outline with ruled tick marks, the salon version is a flat coral and blush sheet, and the blueprint version is white lines on deep blue.

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