First of all these were not made out of polish, which is fine with me. Application was easy and the same as most nail wraps. Remove clear plastic from over the design, then peel the design off from the backing, stick it on your nail, file the edges and then top coat it (These nails don't all fit me so I do have to trim them[I do it before I even take the clear plastic off], but that's ok because I have yet to meet a brand where I don't have to trim at least half the wraps).
Overall I liked the wraps, they were easy to apply, they lasted 4 days before I took them off and didn't show much signs of any wear, and they were probably the easiest wraps I have ever removed. They come off in seconds and don't leave any sticky residue.
That being said there are a few things I don't like about it. First, on the website you can't really enlarge the photo enough to see what the designs on all the fingers look like so you are taking quite the risk. And the second thing was the design. I personally didn't love it, it just felt a little to clip art-y for me.
Even with those negatives I would recommend these to people. Especially those who are new to nail wraps. You can find them here for $2.11 USD. They are inexpensive enough that if you mess them up you wont feel like you have really wasted all that much. And on top of that you can also add Varnished Valkyrie's 15% discount code 'LAKS15' to add some saving.
Ps. I hope everyone has been having a great holiday season so far!
Pps. Sorry about the cuticles :(
I still haven't tried nail wraps yet. Perhaps I should :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute mani! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love that pretty Snowman! :-)
ReplyDeletereally cute!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I`m going to make appointment via one of my favourite nail salon websites . If you don`t mind, I`ll ask my nail technician to do the exact copy of your nails.
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