Jamberry Juniors

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Jamberry Juniors

Yes! Jamberry is available for those itty bitty fingers and toes. Jamberry Juniors is recommended for ages 0-8, but may fit adults toes or those with small nail beds.
Be sure to check out the little chart below to see if
Jamberry Juniors "measure up" for you (pun intended).

CHECK OUT JAMBERRY JUNIORS HERE

CHECK OUT ALL THE FUN DESIGNS HERE

with many more HERE......

JAMBERRY JUNIORS VS REGULAR JAMBERRY NAILS

Adult shield sizes include 7mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 13mm, 14mm, 17mm, 18mm, 21mm
There are 18 shields on 1 sheet.
Each sheet should yeild 2-5 applications depending on nail length and size.

Junior sizes are 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 14mm
The Jamberry Juniors come with 2 designs per sheet
With a total of 42 shields per sheet, there are 28 in one design and 14 in a coordinating design.

All Jamberry's can be trimmed and cut to size

3 comments:

NatalieNovember 3, 2013 at 7:29 AM
These are super awesome, I have to get some for my girls! Thanks for being awesome!
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EmilyNovember 3, 2013 at 9:40 PM
Thanks Natalie! I love the Jamberry Juniors too! They are so stinkin cute on their itty bitty fingers! :)
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mkhgreeneAugust 25, 2015 at 8:28 PM
Hi. I was wondering how LONG the jr nail wraps are? I know that they are wide enough to use on my nails but I do not keep my nails long, in fact I keep them really short (as short as I can without cutting my skin) to keep from scratching my daughter. Any help would be appreciated.
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WHAT ARE JAMBERRY NAILS?
Jamberry Nails is salon quality nail decor that can be applied in just 15 minutes at home. These designer nail wraps are made to last up to 2-3 weeks on fingers and 6-8 weeks on toes. Unlike traditional nail polish, they wont chip and require no drying time. It's so easy to achieve a professional salon look at a fraction of the cost! They are made in the USA from non-toxic, non-allergenic materials. They are gluten, latex, and formaldehyde free, Nail shields can be worn on short or long nails.

300 DESIGNS AND COUNTING
There are over 300 nail designs to choose from such as, black and white, numerous designs, bridal, neutrals, flowers, sparkly or solid colors, and many more. A sheet of Jamberry Nails shields is ONLY $15.00 can can do between 2-4 sets of fingers or toes. You will say goodby to nail polish and hello to today's hottest trends.

What I personally love about Jamberry Nails:

1. I love all the different shades/details/designs they have in the Jamberry collections. (Many more than those you see in stores.)
2. I was a little leery about the price until I found I can get 3 or 4 uses from a sheet!!... obviously more if you like doing just accent/statement nails
3. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that there's NO drying time. For me this the best thing about Jamberry's (well, and the cute designs).
Oh my goodness, especially with kids, I feel like painting my nails is pointless (unless I do it when they're asleep and have nothing else to do). It's a waste of time if I do it while they're awake because I never can be still enough to let them dry completely. It's frustrating to use the blow drier between coats and then still to have it all ruined because I had to hurry up.
4. My right hand will look just as good as my left! Ha!
5. I love that at 2 or 3 weeks they still look exactly the same (The longest I've personally kept them on my fingernails has been 3 weeks and on my toes they have lasted 9 weeks). At the end of that time, you can see that my nail has grown some, but only when you look close. Yes... I did the dishes, washed my hands 100's of times, and gave kids baths and they are still whole!!... unlike my (chipped) painted nails in the past.
6. They look super adorable on my daughter's itty bitty fingers! I don't know if it's the same with your daughter, but I'm not sure how my daughter's nail polish disappears so fast! I swear it's like it just melts off and I have no clue where it's gone! Ha!
7. They are non-toxic, vegan, formaldehyde free, and latex free, so I am not worried about putting them on my daughter or myself.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Jamberry Juniors

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