Jamberry Nail Wraps (Review)

Have you ever looked at someone's nails and went who, they look amazing? When you go into CVS sometimes you come across Nail Wraps like Sally Hanson. I have tried all the ones you can in CVS to get those amazing looking nails. Some work better than others but they all seem to snag my hair, some right away, some within 24 hours. It was easier just not to do my nails then to deal with chips, smudges, chips and snags.

I have recently encountered a different type of nail wrap. Jamberry makes nail wraps that I was skeptical to try after so many times of wasting money on designs. Lets just say that after trying these wraps, I was hooked and joined Jamberry as a consultant.

AMAZING is an understatement.  They are heat activated and approved for even nurses and pregnancy. Check out the website and my facebook group for all that is available.

There are over 300 designs

I was impressed with how the wraps stayed on my nails for over 2 weeks and my toes for almost 6 weeks. I was even more impressed on how they stayed on my 2 year olds nails for almost 2 weeks and her toes for almost 3 weeks. When applying polish to her little nails, if she sits still long enough for it to dry, she would only get 2 days out of the polish, if that.

Each sheet of regular wraps are $15 and you receive enough strips to do at least 2 manicures and 2 pedicures. And the BEST part? You can buy 3 sheets and get 1 free.

 

 

Would you be interested in hosting a 100% online group for your Facebook friends? Not only will they receive great information about the nail wraps but they will also be able to win free stuff and given the opportunity to buy and even create their own nail designs. As a host, you would get product credit based on any sales and just for hosting I would give you accent samples.

Love Jamberry? Some people join for the extra money but some just join to get the discount. By joining, not only do you get a discount, but you receive cash back and product credit from all your purchases.

 

 



This is what you get in your consultant kit when you join

 

 

 

Check out the website jennyfalcone.jamberry.com

Facebook Group: Jenny's Jamtastic Nails

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Johnson's Baby Creamy Oil (Review)

I purchased this based on some reviews that it works as a good bug repellent as well as an amazing lotion. Johnson and Johnson have either discontinued this product or are planning on discontinuing it. This item is even better than their baby lotion. The baby lotion does not absorb anywhere near as well as this creamy baby oil.

I have used this on me as well as on my kids. My kids love it so much that they ask for it and want to do it themselves after their bath. It absorbs in and leaves an amazing softness behind without any greasy or sticky feeling, and lasts all day without having to reapply. It is amazing after shaving.

I purchased this product at CVS for $5.99 but some online stores have it for $20 and up, which is ridiculous.

I highly recommend this product whether for yourself or your kids. 5 out of 5 stars. I am going to try to find the aloe version as well. CVS does not have the aloe version.

For Women's Eyes only! Find out how I got rid of menstrual products...

This post is for women's eyes only! 

Do you ever get frustrated with buying pads and tampons? 

Do you ever get tired of throwing out brand new underwear due to spotting or leaking?

If you are thinking I had some procedure done, this is not the case. I get my monthly menstrual cycle just like any woman of childbearing age. My cycle lasts 7-8 days every month. I get two days of really heavy bleeding and go through a bunch of pads and tampons. I use the pads with wings to try to avoid ruining my underwear on a consistent, monthly basis. 

Well, last month I was reading a post Facebook and thought I would check the information out online. I did a ton of research and decided to give it a try. How much do you think you spend each month on your cycle? I want to say I spend at least $15 a month on products. Do you wear your tampon at night and worry about TSS? 

I purchased an item called a Diva Cup. It is a menstrual cup that you insert like a tampon but is made of silicone and does not run you the risk of TSS. I put it in the day before or the day of the start of my period, check it 3-4 times the first 2 days of my period and 1-2 times a day for the remaining days of my period. This cup catches it all and only will cause spotting if it gets too full or its not set correctly. This cup is amazing. I have gone 2 months now without pads or tampons or that icky period smell and I have to say I absolutely do not miss it, especially not the smell. I also used to get some pain down there during my cycle and would get either a UTI or a yeast infection during my period each month, with the cup I get none of this. 

Like I said I put the cup in, I check it each time, rinse it and put it back in. It basically stays in for the whole length of the period and doesn't cause dryness or irritation at all and you can hardly notice anything at all. After your period, you simply clean it, boil it for 5 minutes to sterilize, and put it back in the cute bag it came with to wait for your next cycle.

The Diva Cup is $30 and well worth the money. Even if you only get 2 months use out of it, it pays for itself. I would definitely say to buy the name brand like I did as some of the reviews I read on the off brands said that leakage occurred or there was something wrong with the product. I bought the Diva Cup model size 2 since I have 2 kids. If you are under 30 and never had kids you can get the model size 1. Go strictly by the standards the Diva Cup website says. I give this product 5 out of 5 stars.