Jamberry Nail Wraps Review

Kaylene
Feb 20, 2016
2 min read

Quick, easy, over 300 designs & colours to choose from, vegan...what more could you ask for?

I've been seeing Jamberry Nail Wraps in my Facebook news feed for quite awhile now and I was intrigued to say the least. But I'm the kind of girl that only paints her nails when the last colour has disappeared (terrible I know! I apologise to the fashionistas of the world), & I generally stick to black, I like it, it likes me, we have been friends a long time.

So it wasn't until I had the opportunity to recieve some samples from a local Jamberry Nails Independent Consultant and give them a go, that I realised what all the fuss was about. You can find the lovely Kalila Grevell's page here.

I love supporting local and I couldn't wait to find out why everyone was so in love with Jamberry.

I going to put it really simply, I loved them! The designs are cool, they are so easy to apply and with some creative cutting the amount of wraps you can get out of a strip makes it worth the $22 per sheet. I have small nails and managed to get 3 wraps from 1 strip. That works out very economical compared to the $10 - $15 a bottle for the nail polish I normally buy.

What are they & How do they work?

Jamberry wraps are made from a thin sheet of vinyl, that are pressure & heat activated to adhere to your nail for a long lasting and beautiful look. They are made from durable materials so smudges and streaks are never an issue. They can last for up to 2 weeks on fingernails and 4 weeks on toes.

I've compiled a little Pro's & Con's list about Jamberry Nail Wraps.

Pro's -

- Easy to apply, no mess, no smell, no drying time, doesn't look like your 3yr old painted your fingernails!

- 300 + designs & colours to choose from

- wraps can be layered

- customise your nails to your oufit easily & quickly

- vegan & animal cruelty free

- durable, long lasting without wear, chipping, peeling or fading

- non-toxic

Con's -

- how much time you will spend trying to choose a nail design! Seriously, black & floral together...love!

I hope you give them a go and head on over to Kalila here and let her get you started with your first Jamicure!