eboot 288 Pieces 96 Designs Nail Vinyls Nail Stencil Sticker Sheets Set for Nail Art Design, 24 Sheets

These are actually the Mudder brand; when I got them the sticker on the zipper pack says Mudder on it, and it shares most of the designs with this product here: Mudder 144 Pieces Nail Vinyls Stencils Nails Stickers...

Nice stencils

Although there are several designs to choose and many are cute, there are a few problems with these stencils: 1. Each design has 3 templates. This isn’t enough to apply the design to both hands and sometimes not enough to even complete one hand. Reusing a sheet on multiple fingers, I’d often end up with stray nail polish from the last finger’s application on the current finger. 2. While you don’t want your stencils to be too sticky, these may not be sticky enough. They are so thin that intricate designs often buckle when the stencil is applied to the finger. This requires replacement but there’s only enough stick for one try—once you fix the buckle, the stencil has lost a lot of stickiness which causes the nail polish to sometimes bleed underneath. It also means the stencil can’t be used for the next finger without even worse bleeding. 3. The intricate designs are pretty but prone to buckling, tearing, and not separating from the cut-out. Additionally, the area is so small that polish often overflows over, messing up the design. It’s hard to get clean lines. Spongeing isn’t an option because the nail polish can’t be allowed to dry over the stencil. There are certain designs that work alright, mostly lines and distinct objects, especially when limited to 1-3 on a nail. I think the cut outs left over after the stencil is removed would make good use as stickers; unfortunately some aren’t one piece but several and so would require sharp tweezers and precision placement. I’ve had these stencils for over a year but have barely used them due to the issues. Most uses have ended up in failure, not even worth keeping on my hand or a photo, but I’ve attached photos of a couple of designs that were successful and their stencils for cross reference.

First off, I bought these to get into stenciling so take my review with that in mind. Previously, I went trailer park with dulled strips of electrical tape. 😅 In my defense, it works! Pros: *There are some seriously cute and versatile designs in this pack, and with some, you can use the punch-outs as stencils, too. *To get this many designs from another brand, you could expect to pay much more. *So far, I’ve had no issues with the accuracy of the cuts. All have peeled up easily and cleanly. *You only get three of each design, but if you have small nails like I do, you may get a whole manicure out of three. I only needed about 1 and a half (cut in quarters) to get eight nails done, and half of one more with its punch outs for the last two nails. Cons: *These are definitely not nail _vinyls._ The material is a flimsy plastic foil; it curls up easily, will tear easily, and static can make placing it a pain. *The adhesive isn’t great. Even after cleaning my polished nails with alcohol and drying, the stencils kept lifting up at the sides quicker than I could get the brush out of the bottle. That means a lot of touching up by hand. If I had the motor control necessary to do these designs by hand, I wouldn’t need stencils, so that kind of defeats the purpose. A little touch-up isn’t too bad, at least. *You _can_ stick these back on the plastic, wipe them off, and save them for another use, but I doubt you’ll get more than one use out them. Big no on reusable. Overall, these are good for their price but they have drawbacks that pricier stencils might not. Getting used to them takes practice and patience, and a bit of trial and error. Lastly, I know the instructions say to leave the stencil on until the polish dries, but DO NOT. That’s a trap. Peel the stencil off as soon as you’ve swiped on the polish, otherwise, you can ruin the design with peeled portions or stuck stencil pieces. Always peel while wet and you’ll have nice crisp edges. I’m including photos of my “early December” manicure for illustrative purposes. I used the plaid design (found on the sheet with basket weave, checkerboard, and some funky squares) on eight fingers. The last two, I used half a lined stencil and its punch outs for a candy stripe pattern. The gold shimmer and the glitter flakes are from a bargain brand I have a love-hate relationship with, while the red and white and the black under the gold (eliminated the need for several coats of gold and darkened the color to bronze) are all Sally Hanson Insta-Dri. (“ASAP Apple,” “White on Time,” and “Black to Black.”) The Insta Dri line is alright for stenciling but it does tend to bleed when you add a top coat.

I like it

This is just overall a really bad product. They rip really easily, the adhesive is terrible which makes it hard to use! Good luck trying to remove this from your nail after applying nail polish. It gets stuck to your nail as you are trying to remove it to show your design, it sticks to your nail, breaks apart & ruins your art. Even upon applying the vinyl to the nail it has already started ripping apart in the small thin connections. I, for example was using a flower design & it has small little connections to the middle of the flower. As I am trying to place the vinyl to my nail & Contour it to the shape of my nails, they're already breaking apart. This is CHEAP, this is trash, this is not worth what you pay for just because you get a whole bunch of them! You can really tell that you're getting what you paid for because the quality is absolutely just trash! Please do not waste your time, do not waste your money & for God's sakes! Do not mess up your manicure 😭

I'm not really a 'nail' girl. Mine grow fantastically, strong and long, and polish wearing off bugs me so I usually opt for clear or something very light. But I wanted to change things up a little so I got some small bottles of nice color polish, and bought these nail stencils to try something different. I can understand the nail hype now. These stencils are a lot of fun. The first time I used them I went with a white base and little blue stars. There was no bleeding of polish under the stencils (except for where I did it by accident, not the stencil's fault), and there's a HUGE variety of designs in this package. Very happy with this purchase. Worth the money.

Love the options for design and ease of use , only downside is they are single use but with the amount of designs and affordable price can easily buy more