Jamberry Nail Wraps

Too time consuming – Took almost two hours to do a full set of jam berry wraps. They’re fiddly and frustrating to try to get them to adhere to the nail. Won’t be wasting my time and money on these again

Tried a few times and they're rubbish – They crease, don't fit properly and were a waste of money. I was told to file the excess off, and it ruined the wraps. Next I tried trimming the excess with nail clippers, it worked better but when I went to file gently around them to shape, they lifted at the tip. They feel stratchy against my skin and hair get caught under them when I wash it. A lot of really pretty designs though.

Don't bother with their franchising – The nail itself looks great. However, it needed constant changing and long use can result in flaking nails (which they lied for that won't happen with their product). For franchising, their commissions are too low that is not worth it for several reasons. Forces you to direct customers to their store, meaning that they control the price, not… Read more

you. Making it impossible to do drop-shipping as it is against their policy. It ok if you are the only franchiser in your area but if there is more than 2 forget it, you must seek your customers from a faraway land.

Perfect for my nails – I love that Jamberry products are 8 free of all chemicals and nasty products, bottles of nail polish last 4 - 5 years, colourcure has been one of the best products making my nails grow.

Impressed – Way better than nail polish. A consultant friend put my first set on. They lasted 2 1/2 weeks and I didn't treat them delicately. I'm super happy with how easy it was to grow my nails. I've just put on the second set myself, had to adjust them a bit but they still stuck on and stayed. Hot water, dish washing, dog grooming, typing ... still on and looking great.

Jamberry Nail Wraps – I discovered Jamberry in June and I learnt that normal ones are the best option if you want them to last long. Then I used "Jaded" which was Sparkly. I my opinion normal ones are better than clear, tint, matte, metallic, sparkle or satin.

Love my jams! – I discovered Jamberry in November 2014 and I have put on a new set of wraps almost every week (I am wearing the gel when I'm not wearing the wraps). I am an addict. I've had no nail damage and I love the fact I can afford to have nice nails. They do take a bit of practice but once you've got the hang of it you'll never look back.

Pleasant surprise - a great find – I'd previously had Shellac and SNS on my nails and while they were fine on, my nail beds were ruined when they were taken off poorly.I have to say I was a bit wary of trying Jamberry and I'd been reading a lot of mixed reviews. A distant friend of mine became a consultant and swore by them so I decided to give it a go. They do take a while to… Read more

put on, but I think i'd get faster at it the more I do it. There were a couple of wrinkles too which was inevitable but overall I was so happy with my nails. The designs are awesome and I got so many compliments for them. I did a high ropes course they day after I put them on and they were fine and lasted the expected 2 weeks though could have easily done more. The next best part was that when I took them off (just applied a little oil and slowly jimmied them off with the orange stick) my nails were beautiful, long and strong underneath. My wedding is 6 weeks out so this has been a blessing in disguise, so happy with this.

worse than cheap press ons – the wraps wrinkle and fall off the instant they touch water, they adhere to nails very poorly and this process takes longer than just painting your nails. my nails would have looked better with actual stickers or cheap press ons. they wraps also do not fit nails well at all

Warning for buying gift vouchers – **Warning** to people buying gift cards from Jamberry. Purchased gift vouchers for my sister-in-law so she could become a consultant. Looked into it completely and no where on the Jamberry website did it specify that they could not be used to become a consultant. Called Jamberry today and talked to 3 different people all of which admitted that… Read more

they do not have such specifications on their website but it is an "internal issue." Went round in circles for over an hour but they refuse to honour it. One even suggested that we try to sell on our vouchers! Complete lack of customer service and utterly dissapointing. Will be approaching the ACCC as they also refused to issue a refund so we could use the refund to the credit card to purchase the consultancy. Never had so much trouble trying to give money to a company which will ultimately bring them in more money. Very backwards company. Suggest that you call them first to see if you will be able to purchase the product you desire.

Now I can't live without them – My nails are so brittle and I have some sort of vertical ridges on my natural nails. My nails always used to split through those ridges and I never had long beautiful nails before, but now thanks to Jamberry nails my nails are long and stylish. The wrap provides an extra strength to the nails and prevents them from breaking. During the first… Read more

couple of applications my nail wraps came off after few days, luckily I did not give up and looked for answers. Then I learnt it could be due to few reasons.

1. I had invisible cuticles – I applied some Jamberry cuticle remover on my nails and pushed the invisible cuticles with a metal spoon according to a video I saw in youtube. Don’t worry if you do not have a cuticle remover gel just apply some oil on your nail and use back of a spoon to push back the invisible cuticle from your nail bed. Even on the tip. If you have any invisible cuticle you will see some white stuff accumulating on the back of the spoon.

2. I warmed my wraps too much under the hair dryer- I thought to make it stick well; I warmed it up just a little longer after it started to curl. But that was little too long I guess. The best way to decide is, just warm it up until it starts to slightly curl at the tip. You will get this consistency correct after couple of applications.

After I addressed these too issues my wraps started to stay longer. If you would like to know more tips on how to apply Jamberry nails to last longer visit this website [link removed]

There is another thing I would like to mention here. Jamberry wraps comes in different finishes. Their texture is different according to the finish. According to my experience “Luster” finish is the winner with longest lasting wraps (some over 21 days). My second favourite is Sparkle which also gives a longer wear. All the others last up to two weeks except some metallic and satin finish designs. Satin finish became my least favourite because each time I wore them it started to curl from the tip within few days. So now I hardly use any satin finish wraps. Since I buy loads of Jamberry products for my personal use I decided to be a Jamberry consultant to get my products for a discounted price. I can’t live without Jamberry nails now because it gives me beautiful nails plus an extra pay cheque every month.

Affordable, durable & beautiful designs – First application took me half an hour & lasted 10 days. Removal took a little longer but nails are in far better condition than ever were using Gels or Shellac. Second set are still on and it's day 17. Has revolutionized living on the farm & still being able to have nice nails. :)

Waste of money – Took over an hour to apply and they came off after the first shower! I followed the instructions and watched the video and also purchased and used the alcohol wipes . Complete waste of time and money!! I've used another brand before with better success.

Best nail wraps I've found – I got a sample of these when they launched in Australia and loved them. They do actually stay on your nails a lot longer than other brands. It's quite fiddly to apply and takes 30-40 minutes the first time you do a full manicure. You don't need their special little heater, a hairdryer works exactly the same and you can buy alcohol wipes for… Read more

cheap in your local pharmacy.

My only complaint is that postage is really expensive considering it's just sent in an envelope. Buying one wrap sheet is $22 plus $10 postage because you can't buy them locally. Even if you have a consultant you need to pay postage.