Dip Powder Nail Kit 8+4C

This is my first experience it’s amazing

Just normal

My first dip powder nail set and I'm so chuffed with how nice they look! Takes some practice but when you've got it down it's amazing. They last a long time (mine went for 3 weeks). The only issue is taking it off... Very difficult and time consuming. Until that point it's all good though!

I got this inexpensive kit to salvage a couple broken nail dip fingernails when my manicurist was gone for few weeks. Kit comes with plenty of dip product but small amount of base, activator and top coat. Enough for a couple of uses but enough powder for 20+ sets of nails. So….i also bought full size set of base, activator and top coat for $4 bucks. Great to have on hand for grow outs. Try it - cheap enough!

Love these colors! I'm not a professional so mine don't look 100% but I love how sparkly they are. I get lots of compliments and they arw fairly easy to use (with a learning curve). The liquid bottles are tiny though so you may need to buy more sooner than later. Acrylic powder definitely lasts longer for me than the gel dips

I just used it for the first time and so far I'm loving it. Have heard a lot of good things about dip powder so I wanted to try it out. So far I am a fan. This one went on really easy and was a really easy process from start to finish.I already had done my nails done previous to this so I thought I'd try the clear (the white coloured one) on top on them. Also one nail had broken off from doing my nails before this so I was able to try on just a regular nail too. Both turned out pretty good.For my nail I tried this out on on top of an already done with gel nail, It went on just as easily as the one that didn't have anything. I used the exact same process for both and they both turned out the exact same. I dipped both twice in the powder. They both have that clicking sound like acrylic and and polygel and all of that when you tap it. They both feel nice to the touch and smooth, doesn't feel different from like a top coat. You can't really see a difference in the nail with the clear coating of the dip powder over it (see picture). You can feel the nail is a little bit thicker with it on, but not by much.The bottles of the powder are smaller (see picture), but your only putting on a thin layer each time so I think it will still last awhile, even with using a couple layers in total on your nails...depending how often you use it.The powder is easy to wipe off the nail or finger with the brush where there isn't any base coat. I like that the kit comes with extra brushes for the bottles just in case. And that it comes with everything you need when you're first starting out. It does come with everything pictured. The sparkle dip powder I used is very nice and with just 2 layers my nail looks covered. I like that there is also different sizes of sparkles in it.Over all I'm pretty happy with this kit so far. The next thing to see though is how long it lasts for.

You will never have to go to the nail salon again (unless you want to get pampered) if you learn how to use this. I’ve done my nails 3 times now and have finally gotten the hang of it. You need to file your natural nail slightly so there’s enough ridges for the polish to grip on. Especially on the edges, which is the most important part. If you don’t do this the dip will lift up after a few days. This will cause water and dirt to get trapped underneath and can lead to fungal problems so be sure to take extra care to file the edges of your nails. After you need to wash your fingernails and make sure they’re fully dry (or use rubbing alcohol) to make sure there’s no oil on the nail bed. Apply even thin coats (I usually do 3 coats of the base + color dip) and make sure to let it dry completely before brushing off. I normally dip a full hand before I brush the powder off. If you do it too soon you’ll ruin the polish and the brush will get clumpy. Make sure you don’t let the actual polish brush dry out either and put it back on the bottle when you’re not using it right away. Then use the activator, smooth the dip out and apply the base. And voila - nails that last for up to 2 weeks. I have no clumping on my brushes because I don’t let the powder get on it or let them dry out. I put a fake nail tip and use the base coat as a glue to add length and it works really well for me. I would definitely recommend this if you want to save money or time going to the salon!

Das Dip Powder Set habe ich schon länger in Werbeads gesehen, war aber sehr skeptisch und habe erst mal ein normales Acryl Set bestellt wie es in den Studios verwendet wird.Leider musste ich feststellen, dass ich sehr untalentiert bin was Acrylnägel angeht.Nach 6 Stunden, viel Schmiererei und blutenden Nagelhäuten hatte ich dann ein einigermaßen zufrieden stellendes Ergebnis.Das wollte ich mir nicht noch einmal antun, also habe ich einige Videos über das Dip Powder System geschaut und mich entschieden es zu versuchen...hätte ich gleich tun sollen...Es ist wirklich so einfach wie es aussieht. Das Ergebnis ist immer noch nicht perfekt (wie gesagt, ich bin sehr untalentiert in solchen Dingen) aber viel besser als das Ergebnis mit dem anderen Set. Ausserdem bin ich mir sicher, dass es mit etwas Übung immer besser wird. Es geht sehr schnell, ist so stabil wie andere Acrylnägel auch und die Farben sind toll.Ich denke ich werde, auch wenn die Studios wieder geöffnet haben, meine Nägel selbst machen.