Bright Pink Flower XF Style Nail Wraps

We have just a little more than 1 month left of Spring and I for one have been enjoying the beautiful flowers that are blooming in all of their gorgeous colours .

So much so that my husband has decided that he is eventually going to to design our new garden into somewhere that suits us all which even includes a full garden border for the children and I to enjoy a spot of gardening ourselves.

If it was up to him he would have the whole thing paved , we have not been very green fingered so to speak in our previous homes but seen as though we are most certainly not moving any more I am rather excited to have the perfect garden for our family. flowers included.

I have never been great at drawing so adapting those pretty flowers onto my nails would look rather messy so instead I opted for a nail wrap.

The last time I tried the nail wraps they looked gorgeous but this time I found that Charliesnailart.co.uk had a different style but which is applied the same .

Still as affordable as all of their products, these wraps only cost 89p and come in various colours , for me the pretty pale blues I think will be a huge hit this summer .

This is the application process for these particular Decal Wraps-

1. Trim , clean and add a clear polish to your nails.
2. Cut the Nail Wrap Decal in shape you desire.
3. Soak the Decal into shallow water in a bowl and leave for 10 to 20 seconds ensuring the decal has lifted form the cardboard sheeting
4. Grab hold of the decal with either tweezers, a damp fingertip or a gem applicator to then press onto the nail .
5. Leave the wrap to dry on the nail (whilst still slightly wet you can move it around the nail to put it into place).
6. Don't worry about any creases as you will then apply a top coat of polish onto the top which evens these smoothly .

My thoughts-

I have to admit that with this XF style nail wrap , it was a lot harder than the C style nail wrap which were already shaped at one end making it fit easier to the cuticle of the nail unlike these .

I found once adding them straight onto the nail that if I left them to dry to the nail , it then made it easier to trim around the edges but the cuticle area was still my struggle.

If you are great at guessing the shape and size of your nail which I am not then this would be an easy process for you but I had a little struggle at first and for this reason would prefer to use the C style .

The whole process only took 20 minutes which is not bad at all .

The colours stayed bright and cheerful and the Top coat of polish ensured it stayed on the nail for a good 3 to 4 days depending on your day to day doings.

What do you think about the final results?