Does anyone do Jamberry?

[waggie123]

They look really cool but I have no clue how long they last or if it is worth buying them. Can you give me some information on how much they last?

 

[Newsies]

I've never personally tried them, but I want to. Supposedly they're healthier than gel treatment, so that's good, I guess? I feel like I could never trust myself to do them since they're so expensive and I feel like I'd mess them up.

 

[SevsOnlyGirl]

They aren't very expensive really. You get up to two manicures and two pedicures out of a sheet...or like me, I don't do my toes, so I get two manicures and some accent nails for $15. I spent way more than that on getting my acrylics done every two weeks.

 

[Newsies]

They aren't very expensive really. You get up to two manicures and two pedicures out of a sheet...or like me, I don't do my toes, so I get two manicures and some accent nails for $15. I spent way more than that on getting my acrylics done every two weeks.

Ohhh. I thought it was $15 for just one nail sheet.

 

[Silvermist20]

My mom got a trial sheet from her friend. I can't wait to try them!

 

[Silvermist20]

Ok, do I did one of my nails last night, so here's my little mini review for you.

I almost feel like it's a two person thing, but feel free to try it by yourself. I got my mom to do it, but you could get a friend to do it or someone else.

You may also not get it right the first time. My mom got a crease in mine.

There's no drying time either, which is a really good plus for me.

Overall, they're pretty cool looking and it took about 3-5 minutes to do one nail, which is about 30-45 minutes to do a manicure or pedicure, but there's no dry time mixed in with that either so you can just put the nal wraps on and you're good to go.

I hope this helps you out a little bit.

 

[tnmom25]

If anyone would like samples, I'd be happy to share!! I have four daughters, so it was a HUGE switch for us from nail polish. I love the "no dry time" feature, probably my favorite thing about them!!