Direct Sales
Jamberry Review 2026
Bankrupt nail wrap company - cautionary MLM tale
Residual Income Rating
1.0 / 5Last updated:
March 20, 2026What is Jamberry?
Nail wraps and hand care products featuring heat-applied vinyl nail art - company filed bankruptcy and ceased operations in 2018.
Pros
- Innovative nail wrap concept when launched
- Large design selection appealed to nail art fans
- Lower cost than salon manicures
- DIY application was convenient
Cons
- Company filed bankruptcy in 2018
- Consultants lost money on inventory
- Quality and application issues reported
- Rapid decline left many holding worthless stock
Rating Breakdown
Residual Income
1.0 / 5Simplicity
1.5 / 5Transparency
1.2 / 5Community & Support
1.8 / 5Value for Money
1.3 / 5Overall Rating
1.3 / 5Frequently Asked Questions About Jamberry
What happened to Jamberry?
Jamberry filed for bankruptcy in 2018 after rapid growth and equally rapid decline. The company had over 100,000 consultants at its peak but collapsed, leaving many with unsellable inventory.
Did Jamberry get bought out?
Jamberry's assets were purchased by M Network, which attempted to continue the nail wrap business but also failed. The Jamberry brand and business no longer exist in any form.
Quick Facts
StatusBANKRUPT - Closed 2018
ProductsVinyl nail wraps
Peak Consultants100,000+
BankruptcyFiled 2018
Assets Sold ToM Network (also failed)
Cautionary TaleRapid rise and fall
Websitedefunct 2018
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