Jamberry Nails French Tip Design

Hi readers!

Another Jamberry review today. You can see the previous two I have done *here* and *here*. 

This is the French tip design and it comes in short, medium, and long lengths. I thought the length was referring to the white part of the decal, but it really seems to be the clear part. There is plenty of white space to spare. I got the medium length and was able to make it work but I think the long ones would have been better. As you can see, I am still not perfect at application but it's getting easier every time!

My nails are a bit stained and that sort of shows in the clear area, so be sure to keep that in mind if you have stained nails you want to hide. ;) I like the look of these a lot. They are very elegant and sort of look like acrylics.

Be sure to visit my previous posts that I linked at the beginning for some application tips!

What do you think of the French tip design? I don't think I have seen anything like these in other brands that make decals yet.

You can purchase Jamberry Nails *here*.

* Products in this post were sent to me for review in exchange for my honest opinions.

Halloween Jamberry Nail Shield Review

Hey everyone!

I have another set of Jamberry Nail Shields to show you today and these ones are Halloween themed! 

Below is a collage of pics showing the instructions that come with each set of stickers, how the stickers come on a sheet, and the cute envelope that they are mailed in.

You can see that each sheet comes with 18 stickers but you may not be able to tell that they are pretty large. Once you have one fitted to your nail, you will probably have about half of the sticker leftover that you can cut off and use again (if you don't have crazy long nails).  These can also be used for a pedi...the largest sticker is pretty wide.

Another note about the instructions: They say to peel off the sticker and then use a blow dryer to warm it up. But I found it MUCH easier to do it the other way around. Heat up the sticker while it's still on the sheet and then peel it off to apply. Doing it this way is less harsh on your fingers and rather than holding a little sticker up to the hair dryer, holding the entire sheet allows you to hold it longer to ensure you are heating the sticker up evenly.

So here is the Halloween design I am sharing with you today! Very cute!

This was only my 2nd time applying these, so they aren't perfect. But I have 2 more designs to show you in the coming week so by then I may have more tips and tricks to share.

Do you guys like this Halloween design from Jamberry?

You can buy Jamberry Nails here!

*This product was sent to me for review in exchange for my honest opinions.

Jamberry Nails Newspaper on Neutral

Hi guys! 

It's Dustin's birthday today! We have lots of orders to fill for You Mix but I still plan on making a cake and having some sort of celebration!!

My post today is sort of an intro to Jamberry Nails. I have never used them before and they aren't your typical stick on and go nail decals. These use heat from a hair dryer to activate the adhesive that sticks to your nails. Since this was my first time using them, I had a bit of a learning curve to figure out with application. I will go into more detail in a later post so I can give you my tips and tricks because they are different.

The design I am sporting here is called Newspaper on Neutral. I paired an accent nail with it in Zoya Tamsen. I like this look!

Besides application being a bit different, the only downfall I had with these was that I didn't have a perfect fit for my nail shape. I needed a little more curve towards the top sides of my nail.

How many of you have tried Jamberry Nails before? I would love to hear your thoughts!

Stay tuned in the coming week for more Jamberry reviews and application tips. :)

*Products in this post were sent to review in exchange for my honest opinions.