The wear longevity of this product is said to be 2 weeks for nails and approximately 4 weeks for the toes. With the likelihood of no chipping. This is great for the woman on-the-go, who always wants that manicured look.
The application (my experience)
As I set up the required tools for application which included a nail file, cotton pad + alcohol (or alcohol wipes) and a hair dryer; I thought to myself this would be tedious. I soon found, out I was wrong. It was a quick easy process with no trimming of the product required (fit my nail bed perfectly). When it came to trimming the ends off, to fit the length of your nails I found this part a little tricky. Due to the material of the wraps, it was a bit difficult to get the wrap to lay smoothly on the tip of the 'free edge' on the nail (eventually I got it to work-by warming the wrap while it was on my nail and adding more pressure). However everywhere else the wrap applied and laid smoothly with no appearance of lifting.
Tips for application:
- Ensure there are no oils or residue on your nails for the best application.
- Use your blow-dryer on the highest heat to warm up the wraps properly (heat needed to activate the adhesive).
- When holding the wraps during this step, I held it with tweezers because I found the air too hot to hold it with my bare hands.
Initial thoughts:
Love the product. You can get intricate designs done quickly (they offer lots of patterns from simple to intricate in many colours). I have worn this wrap for over 3 days and so far I really do like it (and I am amazed it is still on since I use my hands a lot).
They always have amazing deals on these nail wraps (so contact your closest Jamberry Nail representative). Plus Christmas is right around the corner and this is a great stocking stuffer!
After application:
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*Disclosure: This is a sponsored review from a Jamberry Nail Consultant. The product was not bought, but given for my honest review. Therefore all opinions are my own.
I love that blue with the chevron like accent nail design! I was really into different shades of blue over the summer but now that it is freezing in Toronto I have taken to more Christmas themed colors.
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Surprisingly I find myself in love with blue this season, but definitely still using the oxblood, burngundy, red and plum tones to go along with the Xmas trends.
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