While the rest of the world was going natural through their scalp, I started going natural through my fingertips. Since I wasn’t getting acrylic tips and overlays any more I went back to painting my own nails. This meant I was buying polishes galore and trying any new nail kits. Back in June, Sephora introduced minx inspired stencil kits. I bought two sets and loved them. I also had a few cons. Earlier this month I saw Sally Hansen’s kit at Wal Mart and tried them out. I really loved that set too. So here it goes….
Sephoria Pro’s
The designs are cute and doesn’t look too young
There are several designs to choose from.
Easy to apply
Easy to remove
Plenty of strips included, strips come in a variety of sizes.
Sephoria Con’s
Doesn’t last long on my nails ( 3 days tops)
Hard to file down and remove the excess material.
Doesn’t look as natural
The price ($16.00)
Sally Hansen Pro’s
Easy to Apply
Several designs to choose from
Looks very natural
Easy to remove
Plenty of strips included, strips come in a variety of sizes
Comes with a finger file and other utensils needed for the application
The price ($8.50)
Sally Hansen Con’s
Many of the designs would appeal to a younger group of women
The strips are easy to loose
Here are few of the Sally Hansen designs I tried on my nails
Here are the Sephora OPI strip pictures
