Color Street: Easy Nail Color

Color Street: Easy Nail Color

Color Street nail strips in their package

As I’m aging, my vision and dexterity are getting weaker. My friend introduced me to Color Street one day when we were having a girls lunch. In a matter of minutes while waiting for our lunch order, she demonstrated how easy it was to put on this new alternative to traditional nail polish.

I bought one set for Halloween/Dia de los Muertos, and put it in my purse. One day, I had a couple minutes before school pick up to try it out. I was surprised how “disability friendly” it was.

  1. Pretty nails for the less dexterous.
    My handwriting is pretty good and I’m a painter by formal training, but I can never paint my nails without it looking like a 3-year old did it. Also, I seem to spend more time fixing the mistakes.
  2. Difficult to make a mistake.
    Nowadays, my aging eyes have me using reading glasses. Even with them on, I can’t get the fine details done on nails. Color Street makes it easy to put on without mistakes as if you were almost a nail stylist.
  3. Sensory friendly.
    For those of you who don’t like the full sensory experience of getting your nails done (the almost nauseating smell of the air in a salon, the feeling of your nails being cleaned, etc.), Color Street works really well. It’s almost a stick-and-go thing, which also works for those who are low on time.Finished Color Street manicure

One thing I felt to be helpful for me is a basic manicure kit that you could find anywhere. The tools help me finish the job and fine tune any mistakes. I especially love the rubber cuticle pushers to help stamp down and smoothen the Color Street strips.

Now, I have no excuse for mani-pedi time with my daughter and nieces. Also, I’ll look more put together when I need to be.

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