12 Pcs Dip Powder Nail Kit Starter, 6 Colors Glitter Blue Snow Dipping Powder Kit With Base & Top Coat/Activator/Brush Saver, Nail Art Manicure Salon DIY for Daily at Home Party Gifts for Women

The media could not be loaded. What I felt about this product as it is very good quality, but the only thing you have to know is you have to put every layer evenly not an access amount if you are doing it in excess amount it will lump it up. It will like bit coagulate over there, and it will give a overlapping on a thick kind of look just be careful of that

These colors are amazing, very true to the colors shown. The manicure lasts longer than some of the other brands. I highly recommend this set to anyone who does their own nails.

Haven't used yet. Can't wait to.

I just got this kit. It was going pretty well until I rinsed my hands. Not sure what was going on as it started going white and got whiter within minutes. I buffed it off and reapplied the top coat. Again, great until I touched one nail to my lip to test if still tacky. Went white again. So, you will need to wait a good 30-45 minutes to be absolutely sure it is dry before washing the excess powder from your hands or getting any moisture on the top coat. The color is fantastic and O love the shine once it is set.

Spent over an hour making them perfect and following the directions. This is less than 24 hours. Can’t get a refund. Wasted $10. Was super hopeful and excited. :(

I love the dip powder, it keeps my nails from breaking easily. Start with clean nail beds and trim or push back your cuticles. I buff and use an alcohol pad before I start. Start with the base and dip, I usually do this 3 times, then use the activator, use a nail board to smooth, buff and apply another coat of activator. Apply clear top coat twice and then let dry for about 10-15 minutes.*Use a toothpick to clean around cuticles between dips and definitely before activator.*To remove easily use a 100 grit nail board to take off shiny topcoat, take a ziplock bag and put a paper towel in the bottom and pour in your acetone deep enough to cover your finger tips. Use the paper towel to rub your nails on after soaking for about 10 minutes.

I had tried a powder nail dip at a local fair and loved it but it was super expensive and required an LED light. I had a single nail done and I was able to remove it a week later with nail polish remover. I tried this product on three nails as a test. The process of putting it on was similar to this one with the exception of the LED lamp. The glitter went on easy enough. By the third nail I had the hang of it. Took about 20 minutes. At about 40 minutes my cuticles started to feel strange and I decided I would take it off. I soaked it in Acetone for a while and it didn't even put a dent in it. I started filing and filing and filing to get it off. It took over an hour to remove it from three off my nails. My nails were destroyed under it. A day later two of my cuticles are still sore. Maybe it's my fault to assume soaking it in acetone would get it off but the directions mention nothing about removal so I was left guessing. The product itself made a nice nail cover that maybe on fake nails would be great but, putting it on your own nail is not a good idea in my opinion.

I have never used dip manicure before so I did a ton of research first. I had hoped to add some strength to my nails, they have been very breakable and peeling for the last year.This did add some strength to my nails and I didn’t break any for the last two weeks. However I did have a few chips in the dip after about a week. I am hard on my nails though, I garden and do home improvement during the summer.Really the only down side is removing the dip. It was very hard on my cuticles and finger skin to rub off the dip with the hard file. Maybe I had it on too thick but it took forever. And acetone did nothing. I basically had to chop it off. I have a nail buffer coming that I hope will make it more easy. That’s what the professionals use!Overall I’m very happy with this nail dip. It’s affordable and has all the tools you’ll need. I just need to figure out the removal.