Jamberry: the solution for nail smudging

Several months ago my stepmom gave me some Jamberry nail wraps, but I hadn’t gotten the courage to try them out yet. I’m big on low effort adventures and I was convinced these would be way too hard.

I’m happy to report I was wrong (for the most part!). I’ll admit they’re still not as easy as polish, BUT you lose the risk of smudging (which always happens to me. Because: who’s got time to wait for those things to dry completely?!).

Before I took the plunge, a friend recommended dipping my toe in the Jamberry water (pun intended) by trying one as an accent nail. My sweet Jamberry consultant (Salinda Howell) had given me some samples so I flipped through and picked one to try. I’ve been in a gray-polish-mood lately so the Wisteria sample was perfect!

I tried the Early Bird Jamberry print for my first Jamberry pedicure.

This week I tried a full manicure with the Mint Green & Gold Horizontal Pinstripe Jamberries.

Here are a few helpful videos on how to apply them:

• short video on the baggie method:

• a longer (but more helpful!) demonstration of how to apply the Jamberries:

If you are interested in trying out Jamberries, consider ordering from my party! If you’d like to try out a few samples, let me know and I can chat with Salinda (or send her a message on her Facebook page) about getting you some to try!

Author: Jordan Slice-Metcalfe

My name is Jordan. I'm a full-time working mom whose coffee cup is always half full (and probably still in the microwave). I've got a weak spot for rescuing old dogs, pretending pizza is a vegetable, negotiating dessert with every meal, propagating more plants than any home needs, dreaming of sewing projects while my husband is talking to me, and loving my tribe too deep. View all posts by Jordan Slice-Metcalfe