This page collects 102 smaller tools and accessories that sit outside the drill, lamp and brush pages: a glass brush wash cup, cuticle scissors and nail clippers, a double-head gel remover, cat eye magnets, French silicone stampers and seal sets, blank swatch palettes, clear practice tips, tweezers and hand rest cushions. Open each listing for its size, pack count and current stock.
Apply the second coat of cat eye gel and leave it uncured. Hold the magnet about 1 to 2 mm above the nail at roughly a 45-degree angle for 5 to 10 seconds so the shimmer gathers into a line, then cure. Different magnet shapes give different patterns: a standard stick makes a straight band, while a heart tool or a double magnet shapes the shimmer in other ways.
A jelly stamper picks a design up from a stamping plate, or carries color onto the free edge for a quick French tip, and transfers it to a fully cured gel base. Seal the design with top coat and cure. Clean the stamper with a lint roller or mild soap rather than acetone, because acetone can wear down the soft silicone head over time.
The brush wash cup on this page is a glass cup with a bamboo lid and a steel mesh insert. You fill it with brush cleaner and work your gel or nail art brush through it between colors and between clients, then keep the lid on so the cleaner does not evaporate or collect dust. It sits on the station alongside dappen dishes and palettes.
No. Magnets, stampers, scissors, clippers, palettes and hand rests on this page are general tools rather than parts of one brand's system, so they work alongside the gel, dip and acrylic lines you already stock. Brand-specific items such as base coats, primers and liquids are listed on each brand's own collection pages instead.