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What is Jamberry?

Jamberry Nail Shields are the fool-proof way to get great-looking, long-lasting nails at a fraction of the cost of salon manicures.  They're nontoxic nail wraps that you apply right over your nails in your own home. They can also be used over acrylics and are perfect for growing out short nails too. The special material is pressure and heat activated to achieve a quick and easy manicure that you'd never get with polish.  The shields are made in the USA, non-toxic/latex-free, and never tested on animals.  Each set of wraps is Buy 3, Get 1 Free and comes with enough wraps to do your nails several times. I easily get 2 manicures and 1-2 pedicures out of each set. That makes each application just a few dollars. Plus, if you host a party, you can earn free and 1/2 off wraps! I first learned about Jamberry on Facebook when a friend held an online party in November 2013. I was skeptical at first, but I thought it couldn't hurt to try. Besides, I was tired of only pinning aw
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Gorgeous Wedding Manicures

My very first manicure was for my wedding 8 years ago. It didn't cross my mind that I should, you know, wait until the day before the wedding to have my nails done. I got a traditional french manicure on Tuesday or Wednesday and my wedding wasn't until Saturday. The nail tech told me to keep applying a clear coat every day to be sure it didn't chip for the wedding. So I did that. And my nails didn't chip -- but somewhere along the way to our honeymoon, all the nail polish on my thumb literally fell off! I wish that Jamberry had been around back in 2005 because I wouldn't have had that problem. Instead of my bridesmaids and I paying $100 for manicures that lasted for less than a week, we could've had these gorgeous and classic Jamberry wraps for a fraction of the cost. I could have even designed wraps to coordinate with my Indian-inspired bridesmaid's skirts! If you have a wedding coming up, I encourage you to consider Jamberry nail wraps. They make a gre
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