Channel Surfing With My Newest Drop: The Press-on Play 30pc Sets

If you know me, you know I have a deep obsession with TV. It started when I was a kid and it has never really let go. On any given night, I am either keeping up with the newest drama on Netflix, catching the latest Real Housewives chaos, or circling back to my absolute comfort shows like 90210, Star Trek, and Supernatural.

I decided it was time to bring that love into Gnarly Boutique. I wanted to create something that felt like a true GNARLY VISION, so I am officially introducing the Press-on Play sets. These are not just your average nail kits. The entire vibe and branding are themed around the love of having to watch selected tv programming (no pick what you want streaming here).

Here is the cool part about how these work. I am dropping these in batches of three every single month. Each Press-on Play set comes with 30 nails total, featuring 6 different designs with 5 nails each. Because they all coordinate, you can mix and match them however you want. It is like being your own producer and deciding exactly how the episode should look.

What makes these sets a true one of a kind experience is that every single set will be slightly different from the last. I am only creating each design a limited number of times, so once they are gone, they are gone. It is a first come, first serve situation every month.

The first batch is officially here and the lineup is a vibe:

Ep 1. Opening Day: Think fresh cut grass and baseballs being hit into the stands.

Ep. 2 Starlight Bouquet: A little bit of that sparkly, moody cosmic magic I love.

Ep. 3 Sweet Decay: It’s a bit of sweet, decrepit erosion sprinkled with sparkle.

I am so excited to see how you all mix these up. It is the perfect way to show off your personal style while being 100 percent authentic and perfectly imperfect. Since these are limited, make sure you grab your favorite before the credits roll on this batch.

New batches will be dropping every month, so keep your eyes peeled for the next scheduled programming.

Stay Gnarly, Miranda