NFL and Jamberry Collaboration to Launch Nail Art for your Favorite Team
AMERICAN FORK, Utah, Sept. 12, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Jamberry, known for their easy-to-apply and long-lasting nail wraps, is collaborating with the National Football League to release a capsule collection for all 32 teams. The nail wrap designs are branded with official logos and colors for each team and are available for purchase through the NFL 2016-2017 season.
"Jamberry's collaboration with the NFL is an exciting way to reach a new and similarly passionate audience who values tradition and excellence on and off the field," says Padma Rao, Chief Marketing Officer at Jamberry. "Much like Jamberry's Independent Consultants, the NFL and its fans pride themselves on teamwork, integrity and innovation which greatly speaks to the Jamberry mission and customer."
Whether you're an NFL superfan, or just tagging along for the fun and lively atmosphere, the NFL Collection by Jamberry nail wraps are the festive finishing touch on the traditional game day getup. Jamberry brings the nail salon experience into the home with designs that are fun to apply, require no dry time, and last up to two weeks when applied properly.
NFL nail wraps are now available on jamberry.com/nfl and through Jamberry Independent Consultants in the U.S. Each sheet of nail wraps yields two to three manicures or pedicures and retails for $18.
About Jamberry
Sisters Keri Evans, Christy Hepworth and Lyndsey Ekstrom launched Jamberry in 2010 for women just like themselves who want fun, manicured nails that last throughout their busy days. Today Jamberry is a leader in both nail art and nail technology, with nail wraps that are applied at home with an innovative heat and pressure technique. The brand also offers salon-quality nail lacquer and a complete hand care line. Jamberry products are sold online and through a network of over 100,000 independent consultants across the US, Canada, Puerto Rico, New Zealand, Australia, and the UK.
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