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Brandy's Color Street Nail Polish Strips


Now I am not one to do my nails and keep them pretty short, but this product sucked me in when it was given to me as a gift from my sister. I highly recommend it to anyone who does their nails. It may make me do my nails more often. 
 
www.colorstreet.com/brandymesserly (permanent) or https://www.colorstreet.com/brandymesserly/party/1694213 - Available till October 21st, 2020 (10.21.20) 

Below is a picture of Brandy's nail strips Bordeaux Glitz and Kiss and Toile on the ring finger.


About the Seller: Brandy Messerly is a mom who works full time and sells Color Street's Nail Polish Strips on the side. Full disclosure, she is my best friend and I consider her my sister. She is the sweetest person you will ever meet and is really helpful when people want to try out these products. You can contact her via Phone: 7174950262 or Email: fireangel6210@yahoo.com and she will be happy to help.

About the Product: Color Street Nail Polish Strips are basically nail polish strips you stick to your nails and file or scrape off the extra. They are pretty easy to use and have lots of designs (for manicures, pedicures, and French tips). You can use a single strip or combine sets for a variety of new styles. They are easy to use and will last for at least a year.  You can use designs over other designs, especially clear designs over solids.  My friend actually uses special shape hold punches to create even more designs, as she layers the punched nail strip over a solid strip.


The strip contains the base, color, and top coats.  I actually cut mine in half so I could save some for another application, which was quite easy to do with a regular pair of sisters.  They are easy to preserve.  The best part, absolutely NO DRY TIME.  They also don't smudge.  This was a big plus for me as I kept ruining my nails for not waiting long enough.  For me, who is rough on my nails, they stayed looking nice for at least 3 days (at that was with me canoeing), though for most people they last at least a week.  They also work for short nails or long nails, which I was originally worried about because I keep my nails pretty short.

Many sets already come with a variety of options that let you have some freedom in how your nails look. For example, my sister Kate and I used the same Cherry Blossom set (limited edition) and came out with two different, yet both equally pretty results. The first image is what Kate designed, and the second was my simpler design from the same set.
How to Use: So many of you know I am hopeless when painting my nails, but Color Street nail strips were simple enough that I got it down pretty easily the first time I tried. It took me 30 minutes to do, but should get much faster as you keep using the product. Note: Do not store in bathroom due to humidity.
1. Remove clear cover
2. Peel polish strip (should see a silver strip)
3. Tear tab and select end
4. Apply to nail and gently stretch to fit
5. File or peel off excess


To show how easy it was and to test the product myself, I made a video.  Hope it helps all you beginners.



Cosplay Applications: These nail polish strips will be great for a variety of characters and go on quick. Something simple for a school girl. Mermaid for fishy scales. Bloody Gorgeous for the dark, sexy creatures of the night. Just keep an eye out because they have different strips available all the time. Below is a sample of Bloody Gorgeous that Brandy did on herself.



Please check out the photos I have included in this review. All of these photos feature nails done by myself or my sisters (Brandy and Kate). If you wish to check out the product or have more questions, don't hesitate to reach out to Brandy Phone: 7174950262 or Email: fireangel6210@yahoo.com and she will be happy to help. 

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Below is an example from when Brandy did the Florence Fizz nail polish strip.


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