Pros:
- Julep's polishes are $14 a pop, so if you get two or three polishes (typical) you're saving a good chunk of change.
- Each month, Julep emails me a preview of what polishes and/or hand treatments/fun stuff they'll be sending me. If I don't like what I see, I can ask for a new "shelf pull," and they'll send me something different.
Cons:
- The Julep Maven program is marketed as an insiders club, where the polishes you'll be receiving are what it's sending to fashion magazine editors. Meaning, these are the best new polishes for the current season or next. I don't think that's a true statement, as they've tried to send me the same product twice in a row.
Anyway, January's Mavens box arrived last week and I tried all of the polishes it came with today.
Each manicure has a base coat of Julep - Nail Therapy and a top coat of Julep - Fast Dry Topcoat.
Julep - Megan
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Julep - Hayden
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Julep - Leah
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What do you think of these colors? I'm not really feeling any of them, as I don't think they work with my skin tone and the colors aren't my style (I thought differently before I tried them on my own nails!). Also, Hayden was a little too thick during application.
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