These are not fool proof or easy breezy in my opinion, however, it's not like studying quantum physics either. I did not use base coat. Many of these were a slightly too big for my nail beds, so I just made do with it. The most difficult part of this was lining these properly up with your nail and trimming them down. I didn't get how you "file" the rest off. I don't know if my filing skills are to blame or the product. I ended up cutting these down to where I could actually file them and shape the properly. This was probably wrong.
End result after two coats of Poshe..
That all being said I absolutely love these. Yes, they may of taken a bit of extra effort and a bit pricey ($8.50-$10.00), but for someone who steers clear of nail art brushes and konad plates this is well worth it to me. I enjoyed wearing these for 5 days, before I decided to take them off (they had tad of tipwear, but no chips, so they could of lasted longer). It was fun and different for me, so I will repurchase again.
Happy Wednesday!
I bought this same pattern about a week ago but have been hesitant to try them because I swear I always find a way to mess stuff like this up. I love how they look on your nails, so maybe I'll take the plunge :)
ReplyDeleteThe more I hear about these, the more I'm liking them! 5 days of wear?! That's awesome! I tried something similar to these and was not impressed by the wear. Maybe I'll have to try these out after all.
ReplyDeleteMy mom bought me these exact ones, but I haven't tried them yet since I prefer doing my own art. They look pretty nice from the reviews I've seen, though! Maybe I'll wear them to an upcoming concert or something special.
ReplyDeletei never tried these before but they look very nice on the nails :)
ReplyDeleteThese look great on you!
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