Whatever you do, peeling off with hands is not recommended. I haven't taken my wraps off yet but have read a few methods to do so- dipping in nail paint remover for a 20-30 seconds, using Coconut, oilve oil, lemon and a few other tricks. I can imagine it being quite a cumbersome process if I had to collect everything and also use a hair dryer. I had everything I needed and the products were not cheap quality either. They are time consuming.Yes! but I found that having the application kit made it super easy. I've heard mixed reviews on Jamberry wraps. There's no weight and I actually can't tell if I have anything on, as with nail paints. I suspected the wraps would look fake but they are look pretty natural and well bonded to my nails. I'm hoping they'll last me till Christmas so I can show them off. I've only had them for 3 days and haven't had any peeling, fading or chipping whatsoever. I'm really happy with how they've held on. He even helped me take pictures for a step by step tutorial.

I really hope my nails last till Christmas because I'd frikkin love to rock it on that day. I had my eyes set on the summery mint 'Santa on Holiday' wrap so a very beachy Santa it was. Everything that I needed to get started was there, including 4 Christmas Nail wraps. It was definitely the tools that made it easier. I didn't need no cumbersome hair dryer nor did I need to hold it in my pre-occupied hands. The mini heater had a very handy stand and one push button function. Surprisingly, I ended up using each and every product in the kit- The nail clipper, nail scissors, nail buffer, 2 x nail wipes, rubber cuticle pusher, a nail filer & 2 x Orange sticks (but these are not orange). It was easy! To be honest, the application kit and mini heater sent to me with the wraps was the key. As soon as I attempted the procedure, I pretty much regretted all the time I wasted. I've had the products sent to me weeks ago but had been putting off the application part, fearing it'll take forever and I'll mess it up.

Let it snow jamberry