Nail Foil Bornprettystore review

Hi loves!

Today I'm re-reviewing some nail foil that was sent to me from Bornprettystore. I say re-reviewing because when I received it I was such a newb and really had no idea how to use it. I tried it and it was a giant fail. I saw a different method a couple months ago (totally forgot by who) and decided to try it. 

Here are the items I used.

Nail foil item #17231 

China Glaze X-ta-sea

Seche Vite top coat

A cuticule pusher

And a clean up brush

It looks like this in the little jar.

Take it out and cut a piece a couple inches in length. I think this one was about 5-6 in.

Flip it over to the non shiny side.

Apply your desired color polish in squares a little bigger than your nail.

And then we wait.

...keep waiting.

I waited about an hour. It's best to do this a day ahead so you won't be waiting around on the day you want to use it.

Once it was dry I kind of marked my "suare" and with the other end of the cuticule pusher I started peeling the edges carefully.

Look how pretty!

Apply a thin coat of the polish you used on the foil to your nails. It doesn't have to be perfect.

While it still a bit tacky apply the square you peeled to the nail. With the end of the cuticule pusher go along the edges and the cuticule to cut off the extra.

Tidy up with your clean up brush and topcoat. Sorry this photo is a bit blurry.

Tada! Final result! I love it! So perfect for spring.

And here's macro :)

And another one just because :)

I hope this helps someone. I think this is perfect for foils that have designs on them. What do you guys think? Will you be trying nail foils if you haven't already?

This was item #17231 from Bornprettystore.com

You can use my code SMPX31 for 10% off your order (excludes sale items).

**this review is based on my honest opinions**