Review: Bunny Nails plates BuNa-A and B

Hello!!

I'm back with Bunny Nails plates BuNa-A and BuNa-B, which were sent for review. I'm a big fan of Bunny Nails' plates because they're good quality and I love the style of images she selects. And, as you know, I try to make it a priority to support independent makers, and she's certainly a deserving one! :)

First and foremost here is my video showing the plates and discussing them:

These plates aren't made specifically for spring or Valentine's Day, but in my opinion they have that feel to me, so that's how I'm thinking of them. However, I don't want to leave any confusion, because she does have holiday plates that have images designed more specifically for Valentine's Day; I reviewed those plates and you can find them here:

Bunny Nails HD-A
Bunny Nails HD-B


Okay, so now that I've cleared up any accidental confusion, let us move on to the still images...first Bunny Nails BuNa-A:

Bunny Nails BuNa-A

That top left stamp is the one I used in yesterday's manicure

Flowers and lace say romance to me...:)

This tree looks like it has spring buds on it. :)

Flourishes and delicate branches. :)

Those roses are the ones I used on yesterday's manicure; the butterfly scroll one is one of my very favorites. :)

A collage image with plenty of options for fun use

And then BuNa-B:

Bunny Nails BuNa-B

I want to try a watermarble look with that top right one...

I adore that paisley swirl :)

Beautiful script and pretty flowers :)

Trippy chevron-y stripes...

Pretty cherry blossoms and I love the little foliage branches. :)

I can feel your heartbeat...next to mine...

As with all of the other Bunny Nails plates I've tried, these plate stamps beautifully; you can check out the quality in the test manicure I did, by clicking here. One of the things I love about Bunny Nails plates is that she designs the plates to have images that work well with one another, and these plates are no different; she has some that are carbon images of one another, and several that can be used to build scenes across your nails. I I love the romantic feel to these images; I think they can make excellent romantic manicures without being too super sweet or cutesy if you don't like that sort of thing. And, as always, her full-nail images are just huge, so you don't have to worry about them covering your nails unless you have really, really long nails. :)

The plates are currently on sale in her store, along with many other cool ones; you can find them through these links:

BuNa-A
BuNa-B

If you haven't tried any Bunny Nails plates, I definitely recommend checking them out. And don't worry, you'll be seeing more manicures with these plates before very long...

Hugs and loves!
M.