Get gorgeous and unique gameday nails with Jamberry Nails (+ a giveaway)

Good morning Clemson Girls! We are halfway through the week {whoo hoo} and working for the weekend. Today we have a brand new sponsor to introduce you to and a great giveaway too!

I love when my nails are painted, but I'll be honest, I rarely get manicures because with my busy lifestyle, it's only a matter or hours before it's messed up - chipped, smudged, etc. If you experience the same issues, or you just like to change up your manicures often, then you are going to love Jamberry Nails!

Jamberry Nails are resilient, vinyl-based nail shields that can be applied at home with a simple heat and pressure technique using a standard hairdryer. The nail shields come in a variety of colors and patterns and allow you to easily and creatively decorate your nails (or toenails!) without the hassle of polish. Plus, one application can last up to 14 days (up to 4 weeks on your toes) and you can usually get up to three applications from one pack of Jamberry Nails!




Jamberry Nails would be such a fun way to accessorize your Clemson gameday looks. Watch the video below to learn more about Jamberry Nails and to see how easy it is to apply them.


Jamberry Nails is currently running a buy 3 get 1 free promotion - buy 3 Jamberry Nails nail shield sheets and get a third design for free! You can shop and buy your Jamberry Nails online - they run around $15 a sheet.

Just this past Friday, Jamberry Nails launched a new Nail Art Studio, an online customization tool so anyone can create personalized nail wraps by simply uploading their own pattern, graphic design or photo at jamberrynails.com. You better believe I'll be creating Clemson Girl nail designs to wear in the Fall! The customized styles will retail for only $25 per sheet. Such a cool idea!

Jamberry Nails Giveaway
One very lucky Clemson Girl is going to win a sheet of these fun, tiger striped orange Jamberry Nails! You'll get up to three different applications from this pack, each lasting up to 14 days!

Use the widget below to enter...

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Deadline for all entries is tonight at midnight EST. We will draw a winner at random tomorrow, Thursday, March 7, and contact the winner by email (please check your emails ladies!). The winner will have 48 hours to reply to our email or we will draw a new winner.

Special thanks to Lisa Swain of Jamberry Nails for sponsoring today's fabulous giveaway!

Good luck ladies and happy shopping! :)

Guest Blog: Clemson Manicure Tutorial

Hey, y'all!  I'm Bethany from Pitter and Glink. 

 I'm a wife, English teacher, blogger, lover of all things sparkly, want-to-be decorator, word-addict, and Clemson fan!  Today, I want to share my DIY Clemson manicure with y'all. 

 I started the process by buying these nail polishes. 

From left to right:Milani's Nail Art in Black SketchWet n Wild's Fast Dry in OrangeWet n Wild's Wild Shine in Sunny Side UpRevlon's Nail Enamel in ImpulsiveSally Hansen's Insta-Dry Anti-Chip Top Coat First, I painted all my nails except for my ring finger nails with the purple color.  (I must mention that the Revlon polish was definitely not my favorite.  It seemed to take a long time to dry without smudging.) 

 Next, I painted my ring finger nails with Sunny Side Up. 

 I painted over the orange with the glittery Wet n Wild orange polish.  Then I used the black nail art polish to create tiger stripes.  To create the stripes, get a little polish on the brush.  Starting on the edge of your nail, apply pressure and slide the brush while releasing the pressure.  This will create the thicker bottom and thinner top of the stripes.  (If you still aren't sure how to create the stripes with the nail art polish, you can search YouTube to find a video tutorial for zebra stripes.)  You can paint as many stripes as you want in any pattern you want.  Then wait two minutes and paint all your nails with the top coat.  (I never use any remover to clean up the edges of my nails unless I am leaving to go somewhere immediately after I paint them.   When I get in a hot shower, I'm always able to simply peel the paint off my skin.) 

 It is then mandatory that you cheer the Tigers on to victory by clapping and doing the motions to "Tiger Rag" with your freshly manicured nails! 

 If you like my DIY manicure, I'd love for you to stop by my blog and check out my other Clemson projects.  
 If you'd like to follow along with all my crafty endeavors, you can find me on Facebook and Twitter.  I also have an Etsy shoppe, where I sell handmade signs and the occasional vintage item.  I had fun hanging out with y'all today!  Go Tigers!