Incoco Review

this is a review that has been long overdue! sorry it took so long! but here it is...

about a month ago, i was offered to try out some Incoco products - - of course i couldnt resist! Incoco Dry Nail Applique are strips of dry nail polish; basecoat, polish color, and topcoat.

i just want to mention that i tried my Incoco products before my computer crashed & deleted all my pictures..so i only have a few pictures.


here's my mani in Penny Rose; day 7. Penny Rose is a shiny, pink, glitter polish strip...but after 7 days, the shine died a little. the mani still looked nice and fresh; Penny Rose was definitely my favorite!


french mani in 24 Karat Gold; day 1.


day 5. pretty much looks like day 1, right?

overall, i really enjoyed the products. applying may be a bit tricky but once you get the hang of it, its really easy. the mani's really last a long time and there's no stinky polish smell! be sure to buff your nails before applying the Incoco products. and removal was easy. - - Penny Rose was really easy to apply and so were the tips of 24 Karat Gold. but the clear strips for the french mani were thinner so they took a little more work.

for more information, visit Incoco website.

and a big thanks to Julie for sending me a sample package.

have a great day!,
<3KATRINA

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INCOCO Soho Chic

Man these are weird and freaking me out o_o

These are stickers of nail polish, little tabs that you place onto your base coat free *shudders* nail. Every time I get a wiff of these, it keeps reminding me that there is nothing protecting my nails from this horrible sticker thing >:(

Moving on, I found these at Smith & Caugheys at New Market the other day. The SA wouldn't stop praising the product, "one lady bought four this morning!", they were $12 a pack and the colours looked pretty cool on the display wheel. Sadly, Soho Chic did not transfer its coolness on to my nails.

On the wheel it looked like a sheer dark gray with pink and purple glitter. On my nails it looks like a gunmetal gray with my tips showing >:( Not happy.

Lets talk about the application - It says to start from your pinky to your thumb, I didn't do that, I usually like to start from my middle finger then pointer, ring, pinky and lastly thumb. I'm a free spirit on the order I do my nails in LOL. Ok, so it comes with a little test packet of two sizes, completley different colour to what you get, which isn't that great. You have to peel off the plastic covering the colour, then you have to peel the sticker off the tab and line it up with your cuticle.

The SA tried showing me how they work in the store, she couldn't get it to stick on her nail, didn't give me much confidence but she explained that she had been showing oil to a previous customer....

Once you have lined the flimsy sticker up with your cuticle you need to push it down with a free finger. Once it is stuck on you need to rub all over your nail to make sure it is stuck down firmly. Lets add another feature to the Con list - if you have ridges, damage, bumps etc. it WILL show it. It showed me ridges I had never noticed before. After it is stuck down, you bend it over your tip to cut off the excess. I don't see how this would work well for people with shorter nails...

Your done, no top coat, no clean up needed and it has lasted throughout my day of shopping without one chip. Which makes me kind of worried, what are in these things?

Lets do a list.

Pros:

No clean-up needed afterwards

Makes your cuticles look perfect

No chipping after one day, supposedly suppose to last 14 :S

Cheap

Cons:

Hard to apply - I only did my right hand, I'd hate to even attempt to doing my left.

Stinks (literally)

Not good for people with different cuticles other than round

To much size jump between sizes, there are big gaps on some of my nails

Would not suit wide nailed people, thin sticker sizing

Brings out all your imperfections

Only enough for two manicures, thats if you use different sizes each time :S

I have another pack to try of these, a bright sparkly fuchsia, well thats how it looked on the wheel anyway...

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