Christine, a 29-year-old, receives a Num Noms Nail Polish Maker as a Christmas gift and decides to test it. She follows the instructions and watches a tutorial but finds the product to be messy, difficult to use, and not suitable for its intended age group. Despite the challenges, she creates a few nail polish colors using the toy and applies them to her nails, adding some holo flakes for a Christmas design. Throughout the video, Christine expresses her frustration with the product and pokes fun at its flaws, ultimately concluding that it may not be the best gift for children.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author wrote a letter to Santa asking for a children's nail toy for Christmas.
2. The author is 29 years old.
3. The children's nail toy is called the Num Noms Nail Polish Maker.
4. The toy is not recommended for children under three years old.
5. The author was initially confused about how to use the toy.
6. The toy comes with nail polish colors, including banana, strawberry, and milk.
7. The author watched a video tutorial to understand how to use the toy.
8. The toy has a glitter bottle, but it's not a holographic glitter.
9. The author had difficulty getting the nail polish to come out of the bottle.
10. The author had to shake the bottle to mix the nail polish.
11. The author tried to paint their nails with the nail polish, but the brush was very small.
12. The author added holo flakes to the nail polish to make it more sparkly.
13. The author's nail design was inspired by Christmas.
14. The author thinks that the Num Noms toy is not suitable for young children.
15. The author is grateful for their subscribers and encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel.