Sculpting forms - high hponychiums

[Becky_simon]

Hi ladies

I know you can pre-Taylor your forms for each client but what do you do 'generally' speaking with clients who have high hyponychiums?

I myself have very high and irregular (by irregular I mean one side is higher then the other so not a perfect shape) hyponychiums on my thumbs, although I got the form in place it took me a million attempts and a lot of pre-tailoring especially on my wrong hand (god dam it lol).

Iv seen on Young Nails video that he snipped a 'v' shape to stop it digging in, would this work? Also on one rather then having a semi circular shape he made it square (a horizontal line flush up to hyponychium, would that work?

Many thanks in advance

 

[pure]

If the form was going to be that difficult to fit and potentially uncomfortable for a client I would apply a tip instead.

 

[Becky_simon]

If the form was going to be that difficult to fit and potentially uncomfortable for a client I would apply a tip instead.

I realise this but just wanted to understand the correct & most efficient way to achieve the best fit

 

[Alicja]

U have to cut the v shape only this way u can put the form correctly