Review: NailRitz Nail Art Pens

Hello again!

If you're anything like me, you like nail art. You also may or may not have a steady hand when 
it comes to those L.A. Colors Art Deco polishes. (You know, the ones with the very, very long bristles and the fine tip?) I can never get a very fine line with those, and I find them a bit hard 
to control when I try to do any detail work.

If you can relate to any of that, keep reading:

I got these for Christmas, and as far as I can tell, these are identical to the Migi Nail Art 
Pens. See?:

They have a very fine metal tip, and the entire top can be unscrewed and then you can use 

them as regular nail polish with a brush. 

I don't like to use them as a polish; I have plenty of normal, non-metal-tipped bottles of 

polish, and the brush isn't that great. But I imagine that they could work in a pinch, and 

would save a lot of space in a suitcase or purse.

Here's an example of the nail art I've done with these:

Kinda cute, isn't it? ☺ The bows and the dots were both done with the black nail art 

pen. 

At first, the polish might be thin, or hard to control. It might puddle up on your nail, and 

you'll have to learn to regulate how much pressure you place on the tube. I had to squeeze 

out quite a bit to get it to stop oozing out the top and messing up my designs. The polish 

dries quickly, unless you have one of the aforementioned puddles. And of course, there's 

plenty of room for user error. I'm still not a pro with these. But they're a lot of fun, and 

they'll make manis at my little sister's birthday party so much easier! 

Overall, I recommend these. They're great for polka dots and other simple designs, and 

with more practice, I expect to be doing more complicated designs. 

hugs & kisses,

Rebecca