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