I would like to first and foremost thank you for visiting my website...

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My name is Lizzie Tanner. I am proud to present to you my realistic, silicone practice hands. Each and every one is individually hand-crafted by myself. No two hands are the same because they are made custom. I also custom mix each color at the time your hand is made, so there may be slight differences.  I take great pride in producing quality pieces for nail art enthusiasts to practice and proudly display their nail art. In order to achieve the most realistic-looking hand, I personally paint each one by hand, which is an art form in itself. I wanted people to look at The Glamerliz Practice Hand in photos and not be able to tell it is a fake hand. This will make the process of making tutorial videos so much easier, which was my initial reason for making the hand in the first place. 

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My hand is special because it can be used with or without gluing the nail onto the nail bed. I have devised a tool specifically made to achieve this design. I have created a canal into the finger that the false nails slide into, which actually holds the nail in place while you create your look. Talk about making things easier, now all you have to do is slide the nail off and replace with a fresh nail to create another look. Should you choose to use glue for extra stability you certainly can. I only suggest doing this if you feel you need extra stability for HEAVY filing. NOTE: A pre-gluing Bonder or "Primer" is needed if you decide to glue the nails directly onto the silicone hand.  My preferred method is the non-gluing method. Follow my instagram @glamerliz or my YouTube channel "Lizzie Tanner" to stay informed on any updated tips or use instructions. You can sculpt with acrylic or gels safely on the hand. Acetone is used to soak off the nails if you used the glue-method. Alcohol is also safe to use on the hand for cleaning any product off, but will not remove glued nails. 

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You can clean the hand with warm soapy water. NOTE: Sometimes after cleaning the silicone can get a shine on the surface; just simply apply baby powder, face powder, or corn starch to the surface using a powder brush and this will remove any shine. 

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Your Glamerliz Practice Hand will be a very useful tool and if you take care of her, she will love you! 

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