It’s been just over a week since I purchased Umberto Giannini
dip dye talons at my local Boots back in Mancunian land for £8.50 and I’m
amazed they are still all intact. Admittedly over the week a few have popped
off but as it’s my first time using falsies, I think I didn’t put enough glue
on the nails to keep them attached to my nails . What I love about these nails
is that they aren't too long and feel almost like real nails than falsies.
I’m a self confessed nail polish fanatic so trying false
nails was a big step for myself but I love the dip dye trend and after seeing
these nails online, I knew I had to try them. I made a very convincing appeal
to my mother who went and bought me the nails that I needed something new that
I could review on my blog.
The set includes 24 false nails with different sizes, glue
and an easy applicator which attaches to the nails but to be honest I didn’t
use the applicator as I found it a bit of a fuss to get the nail off it. The
sizes for these nails are very good as they include half sizes.
I personally believe these nails are worth every penny and
more. Now I have lost my falsies virginity there is no stopping me. I always find
after a few days nail varnish can chip very easily but these beauties stay
looking fresh. They are so easy to apply with the step by step guide and are in
fact so much less hassle than painting my nails as the glue dries within a few
minutes of applying. Umberto Giannini also have some neon dip dye talons too
which I am itching to try as I know they are such good quality for the price.
All in all I rate these lovelies a big fat 5/5.
Have you tried Umberto Giannini nail sets before?
