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Nail-a-Peel review

Nail-a-Peel is such a clever idea and one which creative children are sure to love. It is a genius combination of craft and fashion statement. You can colour your nails then add glitter and pretty accessories to create a unique look. With over 50 different looks you can guarantee that no one else will have the same nails.

Nail-a-Peel review

we were sent the 3D theme Kit costing just £14.99. This would make a wonderful gift for a teenager or preteen who loves to paint their nails. It comes with everything you need, including 3 special gel polishes, two nail wheels and one nail décor. The girls love the colours of the gel in pink, purple and a pale turquoise with a pot of sparkly pink sequins.

Nail-a-Peel review
Nail-a-Peel review

My girls love doing their nails but get really frustrated because their nails are too short for any fancy designs. With the Nail-a-Peel you get a plastic base which sticks over your nail to decorate. This makes it much easier to create your pattern and also means you can take them off when you’re finished – great if the next day is a school day. 

The first step is to coat each nail with a layer of gel. The twins are seven and found it really hard to get an smooth layer. the gel is a bit thinner than normal Gel-a-Peel but you have to use a small amount so it doesn’t clump up. Older children and teens should be able to do this on their own.

Nail-a-Peel review

After the gel has dried you can decorate it. There is a picture with lots of different ideas on to copy. The gel dried really quickly in the sun and the nails were ready to stick on within an hour.

Nail-a-Peel review

The girls were really pleased with their new nails. It was a fun activity which would work great at a party or sleepover and made very little mess.

Nail-a-Peel review
Nail-a-Peel review

Disclaimer: We were sent the Nail-a-Peel for the purposes of this review

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