Y’all know I’m a sucker for a graphic mani. When I was approached to try out Jamberry’s stylish nail wraps I jumped at the opportunity. Armed with samples I played around with them with family and friends, and really fell in love with them. Jamberry is such an easy way to add a pop of nail art to your week with minimal effort!
While some people choose to get a full set of all one print, I’m a fan of spontaneity. Armed with a few multi packs I picked out some favorites, got some clean and fresh nails prepped (cleaned, buffed, etc), and began the process. It’s suggested that you warm the nail strip with a hair dryer, though I’ve found it works fine without, though sticks better with. Up2U! I adhered my black and white styles to my chosen fingers, holding it into place for 90 seconds to make sure it sticks, then clipping off the excess around the end of your nail. Continue on as many fingers as you like; I chose two per hand, and painted the rest black, keeping with the theme.
Voila. Less than two minutes (or 20 if you do a full set) to gorgeous graphic nails without a salon or painstaking hours of attempting to draw designs.
Have you ever tried Jamberry or another brand of nail wraps? What do you think!? Be sure to order your set of Jamberry Nail Wraps here!
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This week’s Self Date Sunday is a fun one! Over the summer I teamed up with Nugg Beauty to try out their line of various face masks. Over the course of the last few weeks I’ve tried them out sporadically, when the stresses of life would get to me and my skin needed some TLC. After a week of four planes, 5 states, two drunken nights, and much stress (don’t mind my acne, I really needed the Nugg Love), I needed to use the deep cleansing one (my favorite). Infused with cucumber, this light calming face mask is a great skin soother.
Oh, hello Butch! Easy as pie, and as you can tell in these un-photoshopped photos, my skin was instantly visibly better.
EffortlessCool 