Who Has Time for a Manicure?!

I can count on one hand the number of manicures/pedicures I've had since having the boys. This isn't for lack of wanting to have my nails look beautiful, but more for a few other reasons:

1. I feel guilty taking an hour for my nails
2. What I would spend on being pampered could be spent on alot of other things
3. I couldn't relax anyway- my mind would be going over all of the things that I "should" be doing at home or what I could be getting done at home instead.

Then, a few weeks ago, I met my cousin James' wife Julia and she changed my life... :) well, the life of my nails that is. Meet Jamberry Nails!

Gone are the days of nails that chip and flake after only a few days! Gone are the days of mani/pedis that take all afternoon and most of your cash, too! Jamberry Nails arm you with style and confidence, while demanding very little of your time or money. 

Yep- these nails shields are your ticket to fabulous nails! Now, if you are like me you may LOVE the nails but think that $15 was a bit steep. But consider this, you can get TWO full manicures/pedicures from each sheet making it way more affordable than a salon job. 

I was a bit intimidated by the idea of applying these myself, but it was quick and easy. Choose the correct size for your nail, heat with a blow dryer, apply, trim and heat once more to adhere to your nail. Voila! Beautiful nails! 

Want your own sheet to try? Comment below with how often you treat yourself to a mani/pedi and share the link to my blog on Facebook.
PLUS FREE SHIPPING- Today ONLY! This is in addition to the BUY 3 GET 2 FREE. I am placing a large order today and will cover shipping if you'd like to order a sheet or get the deal mentioned above. Private Message Julia here to get this great deal!

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