What is the difference between small and medium press-on nails?

The difference between small and medium press-on nails generally refers to the size and width of the nails rather than their length. Here’s a breakdown:

Small Press-On Nails:

• Width and Size: Designed to fit smaller nail beds. The width of each nail is narrower to accommodate more petite nails.
• Fit: Ideal for people with naturally smaller or narrower nails, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit without overlapping onto the skin.
• Variety: Often available in various lengths (short, medium, long) but with smaller widths.

Medium Press-On Nails:

• Width and Size: Designed for average-sized nail beds. The width of each nail is a bit broader than the small size to fit standard nail widths.
• Fit: Suitable for most people with average-sized nails. Provides a good fit without being too tight or too loose.
• Variety: Also available in different lengths, offering flexibility in style while fitting average widths.

Choosing Between Small and Medium:

1. Measure Your Nails:
   • Measure the width of your natural nails at the widest point to determine if you have smaller or average-sized nail beds.
2. Comfort and Fit:
   • Choose small if your nails are consistently narrower, and medium if your nails are of average width.
   • Ensuring the right fit is crucial to avoid discomfort and to keep the nails from lifting or falling off.

If you find that you fall between sizes, you might consider brands that offer custom sizing or sizing kits to ensure the best fit. Would you like assistance in finding small or medium short square red press-on nails?