Comparing Regular Paper Nail Forms with Copper and Aluminum Foil Nail Forms: Differences in Material, Thickness, Flexibility, and Folding Method
The differences between regular paper nail forms, copper foil nail forms, and aluminum foil nail forms:
Thickness: Regular paper nail forms are usually thin, typically ranging from 0.1 to 0.2 millimeters. Copper foil and aluminum foil nail forms are thicker, typically ranging from 0.3 to 0.5 millimeters.
Weight: Regular paper nail forms are relatively lightweight as they are made from lightweight paper material. Copper foil and aluminum foil nail forms are relatively heavy due to their durable materials.
Material Flexibility: Regular paper nail forms are not very flexible and can tear or bend easily. Copper foil and aluminum foil nail forms are very flexible and can withstand more bending and stretching. This makes them more suitable for creating complex nail shapes and designs.
Folding Method: Regular paper nail forms are usually rolled up for storage, while copper foil and aluminum foil nail forms are typically folded. This may depend on personal preference and production processes.