I'm not an engineer or anything but I feel like this should in theory be doable. Nail polish with metal flakes which we already have (or had, where it'd come with a magnet on top of the bottle and you'd get weird wavy patterns) + magnetic backing on nails. Seems.... not impossible. đ¤
Thereâs a kickstarter called Modul Nails that has this. But instead of magnets itâs a clip (clip on/off with you only gluing the clip on attachment to your nail). Iâll reply to this comment with the link in case links arenât allowed on this sub for those interested!
I had an injury when I was a kid where a door slammed on my index finger. The doctor had to remove the nail on that finger and it looked like the ones she opened sideway in the video.
Coming from someone who does nails, these nails are meant as a joke or engagement bait. And good on the OOP for getting the engagement, but that aside, do not try this yourself unless you know what youâre doing.
The metal hinge will not bend to the shape of your natural nail. That on its own is not an issue, but if youâre doing it directly on your natural nail, it absolutely is a problem both because youâll seriously ruin your natural nails during removal and also because it leaves a significant air pocket which can cause greenies (bacteria growth on top of your nail that appears green). If anyone really wants to try something like this, treat it as a nail charm, not as a base. Do it on top of a hard gel or acrylic overlay.
Thank you for the detailed insight! I don't do nails often because I'm fairly low maintenance and they're far too inhibiting and inefficient, but it seemed like a neat idea.
I wish there was like a magnetic thingy so I could take them off, change them, try new styles as needed without the absolute destruction of my nails.
OMG make them! Thats such an amazing idea!
I don't often do nails because they're so burdensome.
I can't hardly do anything productively or efficiently.
These hinges would help with that a bit but MAGNETIC, changeable ones??
Sign me the heck up!
I'm not an engineer or anything but I feel like this should in theory be doable. Nail polish with metal flakes which we already have (or had, where it'd come with a magnet on top of the bottle and you'd get weird wavy patterns) + magnetic backing on nails. Seems.... not impossible. đ¤
Thereâs a kickstarter called Modul Nails that has this. But instead of magnets itâs a clip (clip on/off with you only gluing the clip on attachment to your nail). Iâll reply to this comment with the link in case links arenât allowed on this sub for those interested!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/modulnails/modul-nails-modular-click-on-nails-you-can-swap-in-seconds
My (late) wife had magnetic false eyelashes, so this must be possible too. Metallic liner, with tiny magnets on the lashes.
I use nail stickers. I design my own press ons and change them on a whim or take them off when i do sports :D
r/doohickeycorporation cosmetics dept
Peel off base or nail stickers. If your natural nails are being ruined from having fake nails, itâs a technique issue.
It makes me imagine my nails getting bent back đ¤˘
I had an injury when I was a kid where a door slammed on my index finger. The doctor had to remove the nail on that finger and it looked like the ones she opened sideway in the video.
The design is very human
Thatâs even creepier than the super long nails :/ looks like youâre tearing your nails off đŤŁ
Coming from someone who does nails, these nails are meant as a joke or engagement bait. And good on the OOP for getting the engagement, but that aside, do not try this yourself unless you know what youâre doing.
The metal hinge will not bend to the shape of your natural nail. That on its own is not an issue, but if youâre doing it directly on your natural nail, it absolutely is a problem both because youâll seriously ruin your natural nails during removal and also because it leaves a significant air pocket which can cause greenies (bacteria growth on top of your nail that appears green). If anyone really wants to try something like this, treat it as a nail charm, not as a base. Do it on top of a hard gel or acrylic overlay.
Thank you for the detailed insight! I don't do nails often because I'm fairly low maintenance and they're far too inhibiting and inefficient, but it seemed like a neat idea.
Why is the first thing that comes to their minds using their phone and not toilette paper?
"type"
(pulls out cell phone)
Do you not type on a cell phone?
no
What do you do to create strings of letters into coherent language structures on your cell phone?
Nobody forces women to wear long nails
Yes, but we â¨ď¸wantâ¨ď¸ to. We think they're pretty. (yes not all women, imagine everyone has different preferences)
Right, but women choose to do so, and this would make their lives easier if they did have them
Why do some open sideways and some open backward? That would drive me crazy lol
Also: I would wear out the hinges or break them off with my constant fidgeting.
If they're pretty stable when closed they'd be a good place to store blotters when going into events without a wallet or a phoneÂ
Now I am imagining false nails that are actually a little locket, like those necklaces you can put tiny things in.
How is it that nobody has made this yet?
New meaning for the term âcoke nailâ đ
Or, just don't get nails that prevent you from doing things like using your phone?
The point is that you don't have to choose between having nails that you like and functionality.
Yeah, but you should.
And I know taste is subjective, but really how could anybody find metal hinges in your nails aesthetically pleasing?