JOBY Nail Art Sticker Review

Hello everyone!!  I've received some lovely samples for review from JOBY Nail Art based in California, USA.

JOBY Nail Art is not a newcomer to the nail art trend. They have been around since 2003, JOBY Nail Art is a place where you will find a variety of nail art products for your nail design needs. At JOBY nail art they strive to offer quality service and quality products for both the nail professional and the general consumer. Whether your preference is fun and funky with glitter nail art, gold nail art or flower nail art or a bit more modest, we are sure to have something for your style. Try out the latest trends with lace nails or do something new with 3D nail art supplies. Whatever your nail style may be, JOBY nail art gives you the freedom to make your statement. They offer how-to videos make applying the decals simple and hassle free so you will have beautiful nails in no time.

They offer FREE shipping on all orders within the continental USA. They ship international by USPS Priority Mail-International Flat Rate $19.95 and qualifying orders receive free shipping. (Please check their shipping policy for details).

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To the pics.....

 These gorgeous white flower 3D nail stickers have a subtle glitter/sparkle to them.

 Extremely easy to apply, unpeel, stick onto your nail, topcoat, and you're done!

 I used Wet N Wild Sunny Side Up Nail polish with these lovely JOBY Nail Art stickers

Now then, the lovely team at JOBY Nail Art have sent me an additional sample for a Giveaway - Yay!!  For your chance to win please enter the Rafflecopter below - Good Luck everyone!! (Open Internationally!!)

The lovely JOBY Nail Art Stickers were sent to me for my honest review, they are lovely stickers, very easy to apply and enhance your mani!

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Tri-Polish Challenge - March Part 2 - Green, Purple, Coral

This Tri-Polish challenge is being hosted by the lovely Debbie The Crumpet and the rules & polishes are in my previous post here.

March - Green, Purple Coral

It's quite weird how sometimes you know exactly you are going to do, what I like about this challenge is that there is no set theme apart from the colours.  So I've gone for a gradient tape mani, the coral as the base as it's the brightest colour, with the green & purple gradient on top.  To the pics......

Other Crumpets participating in this challenge....

Tri-Polish Challenge - March Part 1 - Green, Purple, Coral

As soon as I heard about this challenge I wanted in!  This Tri-Polish challenge is being hosted by the lovely Debbie The Crumpet and the rules are pretty straight forward:

• Each month Crumpet's Nail Tarts will set 3 colours for the challenge. You then choose 1 polish to represent each of those 3 colours. You must stick to those same 3 polishes throughout the entire challenge
• You must stick to those polishes and cannot change which polish represents which colour.
• Each Challenge Day, you must use at least 2 of these 3 polishes in your mani. You must also use all 3 polishes at least once.
• You also have free use of white, black, silver, gold and glitter toppers
• There is no theme (that was a Brucey bonus for me!)
• There are 4 posts in the challenge, on the Tuesday and Thursday of the 3rd and 4th week of the month

March - Green, Purple Coral

I didn't use green for this mani and used Bundle Monster Plate 221.  I used Coral as the base colour and stamped with purple which looks a cerise pink on top of the coral.

These are the 3 polishes I'll be using in March, MUA Shade 13, Funky Fingers Riot, Wet n Wild Blazed

Check out the other participants in this fab challenge!

Laid Back 31DC - Pink

The 31 day challenge hosted by the lovely Debbie The Crumpet is being re-run with a laid back approach, 2 manis a week instead of daily.

Day 4 - Pink

Spring is a coming and I'm in the mood for pastels.  Here is Wet N Wild Tickled Pink, a lovely icy pink.  Blinged up with some fab nail stickers from Born Pretty, see my post on these lovely flower gems and how you can get hold of them.

Other Tarts participating in this challenge......

Wet n Wild Sparked Glitter Polish

So I thought I'd have another go with glitter polish using a glue base.  I have a bottle of the white glue from a Rio Nail Art kit and used two coats after the base coat and before applying the glitter polish.  My mani lasted well albeit a bit of tip wear and had to touch it up, and because of using the glue I kept feeling my nails to see if the glitter polish would fall/peel off, it was so tempting just to pick it off.  It lasted 4 or so days and I eventually removed it as I got bored with it and yes it came off really easy, well easier than if I hadn't used the glue base.

So onto the polish & pics, I have for you today Wet n Wild Sparked, which I got from Las Vegas on holiday 2 years ago, for a couple of dollars, I wish we had such super cool polishes in the UK that were as good value.  And I'll deffo wear more glitter polish now I've sussed out the glue base.

Haul from Las Vegas!!

Back from Vegas with 11 new polishes, the Wet & Wild polishes were $1.19 which works out at 76p, so I just had to buy them!! The Island Girl polishes are all matte which I didn't realise, but top coat glosses them up!

L-R: Sparked, Blazed, Sunny Side Up, Tickled Pink, Casting Call, Soul Mate, Waikiki Dream, Mahalo Color, Aloha Girl, Aloha Sunset, Pineapple Plantation.