the supplies

When I first started building my own press-on nail sets, gathering the right supplies was a game changer. I found that having a sturdy yet lightweight easel, like the Amazon Basics one, made displaying my nail designs at craft shows much easier and more professional. Foam boards are also crucial—they provide a clean, white surface to attach the nails and keep everything organized. For securing the nails to your display board, I highly recommend using thin double-sided adhesive tape. It holds well without damaging the nails when removing them to try on or sell. Also, investing in a variety of press-on nail tips, such as almond shapes, lets you offer diverse designs that fit different nail sizes and preferences. Packaging is another essential supply. Clear acrylic storage boxes with adhesive tape compartments help keep nails safe, visible, and easy for customers to browse. Including a nail prep kit with alcohol pads, files, and glue remover adds value to your sets and shows customers you care about their nail experience. Over time, I learned to size each nail carefully and press them onto the board after removing the protective covers from the tape, making my DIY kits look polished and professional. Personal touches like hand-labeling and decorating each set make them stand out in craft shows or online sales. Overall, assembling the right supplies and setting up an efficient, eye-catching display can significantly increase your sales and customer satisfaction when selling press-on nails.