I had heard about this "Nail Caviar" idea but it wasn't until a couple
of days ago that I found such thing at a local Walmart. It was the only
box on the shelf. I looked all over for more (and for the price) but
couldn't find anything. Well I brought it home with me. I was curious. Here is what I call the Abnormal View of the caviar rocks. This is as
close as I could get in zooming. No one sees your nails like this of
course (these are nails not diamonds!), but it gives you cosmetics
fans a pretty good idea of how small the beads are. I forgot to mention the Nail Rock Nail Caviar set comes with a bottle of
nail polish also. This one came with a gold polish that I didn't use
for this manicure. The instructions are simple.
First polish your nail
as usual and then dip your fingernail in the jar of beads so the entire
nail is coated with them. Then you press the beads gently into the wet
polish on your nails. Pressing ever so gently work the beads over the
entire nail. It is not hard to do at all. I used a light, jelly, pink nail polish under my beads this time around.
I did not use top coat on the beads. They felt glued enough to the nail
really ast. I wore this manicure and went about my day to see how it would last. I
expected beads to be falling off my fingernail all over the place. It
did happen, but not as bad as I thought it would be. Some came off when I
shampooed my hair and when I washed my hands, but I was left with
plenty of rocks to last another round.