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What We Don’t Love: These skew wide, so if you have narrow nail beds you may want to go with another option. Carmichael, Hanna, and celebrity manicurist Steph Stone are big fans of the Orly Nail Wraps — particularly the Lisa Frank collab. “It’s really catering to the nostalgia in my elder millennial brain,” Stone says. Professional manicurist and Nailing Hollywood CEO, Mazz Hanna, can’t recommend Color Street Nail Polish Strips enough. The ultra-popular strips are sold in sets of 16 and are designed to be applied directly to the nail — no need for any extra adhesive or a UV light to cure. Traditional, in-salon nail wraps also exist (but they’re not typically recommended for at-home use). “Traditional nail wraps are technically referring to a fabric coating such as silk, linen, or fiberglass strips cut into shapes and applied to the nail with an adhesive,” Yankee shares.