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Vivian L.

Oct 1, 2010

Vivian L.

Has anyone here tried Minx Nail Art? There's a 50% offer going on at this nail salon near my place ($55 for Minx Nail Art and a classic manicure; usual price - $110). Wondering if it's worth the try!

Any experiences would be utterly helpful. Thanks, babes!

Victoria S.

Oct 8, 2010

Victoria S.

Hey Vivian! I've been hearing about this Minx thing SO much lately. Can you give me details on what it is? haha

Vivian L.

Oct 13, 2010

Vivian L.

Lol. Sure! It's basically sprayed on 'nail designs', and apparently it doesn't damage your nails at all. It's been a craze in Hollywood but it's SO pricey. They've also got super intricate designs that are near impossible to be achieved with normal brushes. It's kinda like...sticker for your nails, but ones that stay put!

Here's their official website - http://www.minxnails.com/dnn/

I wanted to try them out...but the price tag's quite a deterrent... =/

Victoria S.

Oct 13, 2010

Victoria S.

Awesome! We've done more research and we're gonna post it on our blog tomorrow! Thanks for the inspiration...we've been seeing these EVERYWHERE! :]

Theresa L.

Oct 13, 2010

Theresa L.

Ooooo, just saw this on Nordy's FB! I lovelove the blood red with black fishnets design

Kristen K.

Oct 27, 2010

Kristen K.

I think the minx are awesome, they dont chip and they last fooooorrrreverrrrrr! If you don't want to spend big $$$$, Minx has brewed up some special designs for Sephora and they only cost $15, I've used them before and I've gotta say they're amazing!

 

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