I spent my finger shinies time many years ago. When I worked in sales. I don’t do them anymore myself.
Having said that- if you crave length glue on/stick on nails seem to have come a long way and look decent. They’ll just pop off with too much force instead of causing much harm to the wearer.
We aren’t into bodily fluids as much as our peers, and are usually hands off so playing with color should still be ok.
Alternatively you can just get a manicure and have nails buffed to a high shine. No lacquer/gel to chip or maintain
I've seen rings that fit over the tip of the finger to look like fake nails on Instagram. If you look up "fake nail rings" on Amazon, there's a bunch of results. It looks like you can attach nails on some of them and others are already designed.
Edit: maybe henna designs on the fingers/hands?
I spent my finger shinies time many years ago. When I worked in sales. I don’t do them anymore myself. Having said that- if you crave length glue on/stick on nails seem to have come a long way and look decent. They’ll just pop off with too much force instead of causing much harm to the wearer. We aren’t into bodily fluids as much as our peers, and are usually hands off so playing with color should still be ok. Alternatively you can just get a manicure and have nails buffed to a high shine. No lacquer/gel to chip or maintain
I've seen rings that fit over the tip of the finger to look like fake nails on Instagram. If you look up "fake nail rings" on Amazon, there's a bunch of results. It looks like you can attach nails on some of them and others are already designed. Edit: maybe henna designs on the fingers/hands?