I thought I'd better give these a try as well, so I put them on on Sunday, July, 18th.
These are a nail strip, but they are polish, and already dry, so there's no dry time.
They are really easy to put on. They wanted to get a little bent out of shape after they were removed from the backing, but if you leave them on the tab instead of tearing it off, they are easier to handle. They went on easily and well, and were easy to peel.
Some of them fit well, and some of them were too small to go to the edges of my nails, but the next size up was way too big.
Here's what they looked like that day, and I will update as I wear them, to see how long and how well they wear.
This didn’t cover the nail edge when I did the filing, so on the second I pulled it over the edge more and it seemed to work a little better.
I decided to take them off on July 26th because they were cracked and peeling and just didn't look very good anymore. Taking them off has been an entire exercise in patience. They come off one layer at a time, with a lot of scrubbing...first the color came off, then, eventually, the rest of it.
I thought "There has to be an easier way than this", and so I searched removing Color Street. I found this YouTube video, and it did work pretty well. I used a snack baggie and a bowl of warm water instead of what she's got, but it worked just fine with my generic, store brand nail polish remover. I did take one cotton round and clean up the sparklies and last bits, but over all it did a pretty good job and was a much simpler process with a lot less scrubbing.
I still have bits and pieces on my nails. I wanted to put on something else right away, but I have scrubbed and scrubbed, and short of filing off the top surface of my nails, I don't know how to get the rest off my nails! Plus my fingers are covered in glitter. These are much more difficult to remove than the last nail strips I tried.
Another video suggested using a gauze pad. I didn't try it, but it does make sense because it would be "scrubbier" than a regular cotton round.
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