Salon Style Manicure At Home By Sally Hansen
Okay, so I know I’m a little late on telling you about this not-so-new product, but I only recently got the chance to try it out myself. Better late than never! Especially when it comes in the form of an at-home “salon” style manicure for 1/2 the price.
Yes! I am talking about the Sally Hansen Salon Effects. Don’t be fooled with the fact that they look like the press on nails you would buy as a kid that fell off 10 minutes later, these are actually quite the opposite.
There are 16 sheets in a packet, and they’re meant to be used one sticker = one nail. Although, I have found it is rather simple to use 1 sticker for 2 nails, and get twice the use out of just one pack! Not only are they super easy to apply, but I have never seen any press on nail polish come in such an assortment of styles and colors!
At about $9.99 a pack, they’re a little more expensive than your average nail polish, and they’re only single-use, but the effects are amazing! They give your nails a streak-free, consistent finish, and stay extremely smooth without the need for a topcoat! They last about 10 days, and come off with basic polish remover. Over here at The Blonde & The Brunette, we give this product two thumbs up!
In stores like Walgreens, Target, and CVS. I have noticed they are often out of the most popular colors, so if you’re having trouble finding them in-store like I was, pick them up online at www.drugstore.com.
Xx. Jadan
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There are 2 Comments to "Salon Style Manicure At Home By Sally Hansen"
Stefanie
says:Hey!
Jammer dat de Sally Hansen Salon effects strips niet te bestellen zijn vanuit België via drugstore.com.
Cool though!
groetjes
Juan
says:This is a long process. First off, try cutintg your nails down a little bit before you actually try to take the artificial nails off. Once you cut the excess length off, pour some acetone nail polish remover into a small glass bowl. If you have a reading light that can be moved, use that to heat the towel once you place your fingertips into the bowl of acetone. Soak your nails for about 20-30 minutes and use a nail clipper with the pointy ends to take off the acrylic. If the acrylic doesn’t come off easily, soak your fingertips again. Repeat until the acrylic comes off and then do the other hand.