Find Your Perfect Fit

Finding the right nail size ensures the most comfortable fit and the best overall look. Below are a few easy ways to determine your nail sizing before placing an order.

Using a Sizing Kit

The sizing kit is optional but highly recommended as it is the easiest and most accurate way to determine your nail sizes for all future orders.  Purchasing a separate sizing kit for each specific style is recommended, as sizing varies for every shape and length. Previous sizing measurements from another sizing kit can also be used for reference if preferred, though slight differences in fit may occur.

Simply try on the nail tips included in the sizing kit and select the size that fits each finger best. The nail tip should sit flush on the nail bed, covering the nail from sidewall to sidewall without overlapping onto the skin. If you are between sizes, sizing up is recommended for a more comfortable fit.

Record the sizes for each finger once confirmed. The sizing kit can be reused and is especially recommended for first-time customers, ordering multiple sets, or trying new shapes or lengths.

Coin Method

This method is not fully accurate and is used only as a visual reference as it is intended to help double-check the measurements provided. Hence, measurements in CM are still required.

To use this method:

  1. Place your hand flat on a surface next to any coin (Local SG $1, 50c, 20c etc. and other currencies are accepted)
  2. Ensure all nails are facing upwards
  3. Take photos from a direct bird’s-eye view to minimise distortion
  4. Repeat for both hands (a total of 4 photos or more if necessary)

Soft Measuring Tape

  1. Use a soft measuring tape to measure the widest part (center) of each nail individually, from sidewall to sidewall
  2. Record measurements in centimetres (CM) (eg. 1.50cm, 1.42cm)
  3. Measure both hands, as sizes may differ

Paper Strip / Sticky Tape Method

If a measuring tape is unavailable, this method works just as well.

  1. Apply a piece of sticky tape or paper strip across the widest part (center) of the nail
  2. Mark both edges of the nail with a pen
  3. Remove the tape or strip
  4. Measure the distance between the markings using a ruler in centimetres (CM) (eg. 1.50cm, 1.42cm)
  5. Repeat for each nail on both hands