Cool Hand Grace

Don't let the picture fool you. I'm not much of a nail girl. I'm actually more of a put-on-a-shade-of-turquoise-polish-and-let-it-chip-off-completely kind of girl. I'm pretty negligent when it comes to digit upkeep, so this is a big step for me: I'm wearing fake nails. Not just any fake nails, but hand-painted ones that I picked up from Zebber Collective. However, I should have blogged about this sooner. When I bought these nails in the summer, they were only $34, which I still thought was steep for fake glue-on nails. They're $58 now. As for the cost, once you get these nails and see the astonishing detail that has gone into painting each one, even the higher cost makes sense. They're really well done.

Everyone, so far, has made a really big deal about these nails. Even men. Even straight men, I might add. They're a big hit across genders because they're just so damn cool. As the wearer, I can take credit only for paying for them and haphazardly applying them. True story: my fingertips still have remnants of nail glue on them because I was so messy. These aren't easy to put on by yourself, but the results are worth it. Also, not being much of a nail girl, I lack certain ambidextrous skills that allow me to apply things like fake nails and polish to my right hand, using my left. I pretty much always make a big mess anyway, so it's no surprise to me that my fingertips are as rough as a lumberjacks.

Hardly working

So, if you want to have cool hands like me (who wouldn't!) go to Zebber Collective and buy them. The link to the nails that I have is below the picture.

Image via Zebber Collective