Length should be chosen for real life, not only for a photo. Typing, lab work, sports, instrument practice, childcare, and contact-lens routines can all influence what feels manageable. A shorter almond, square, or rounded extension can still make a strong visual change without creating unnecessary friction.
The structure underneath the design matters. Existing product, nail condition, desired shape, and whether the set includes acrylic, dip, or another confirmed method should be discussed before application. Major changes after building begins can require extra reshaping or product work.
Extensions require maintenance and careful removal. Do not use them as tools or force off lifted product. If a nail cracks, catches, or separates, arrange a repair assessment instead of gluing over the area at home.


