AZUREBEAUTY Dip Powder Nail Set, Silver Pink Black Golden Yellow Glitter Sparkly Shiny Chrome Platinum, 6 Colors All Seasons Dipping Powder Starter Kit Nail Art Manicure Salon, No Need Nail Lamp Cured

This is my 2nd time I bought from this brand. The glitter is so beautiful! Good for beginner who are not good at using regular nail polish.

I do my own nails, and love anything sparkly or glittery. The powders are true to colors shown & described. The glitter is a balanced mix of multiple sized pieces, and has some slight transparency even after 3 coats. I prefer the transparency bc I can use different base colors to create multiple effects.In my photo, my hand is done w a clear base, one coat of a white french tip, and 1 dip of #571.I also dip all of my sample sticks 3 times, and you will see how they turn out - each with one dip at the base of the stick, 2 in the middle, and 3 at the tip.I hope this review & my photo helps you & helps you enjoy these as much as I do.

I didn't know it changes colors, I didn't read the description and I was in shock when I washed my hands. But overall I love this dip, it's so much easier to use than I thought! I will be getting more

The media could not be loaded. This product is much better than the more expensive dip powder brand (let's call them, "Bail Noo" - that mess had surface cracks and chipping within 24hrs!).This brand was a bit difficult to apply (I used their brand of base/top coat and activator), but I'm not an expert on doing nails and there is a learning curve. I floor my cuticles, get it on my skin so it lifts quicker, and sometimes have a slightly lumpy surface, but hey, practice makes perfect right? I also did my first layer with their brand of build powder and 2 dips of the color powder.The individual dip colors jars are TINY. I guess it's enough powrer to do multiple sets though - after one set I put the powder back into the jar and it's almost full again. It was just a shock to open the box and see the little jars.The color change effect is very fun! I've only tried the blue/lavender combination but I'm sure the other colors are just as lovely.

Colors matched perfectly once finished. When you first get them, it looks like they sent the wrong ones. Numbers matched so I went ahead and I’m glad I did. Looks different until the very end when you put the final coat on

Yes I'm aware I chipped my nail the day after I did these. It's not a very strong product. I noticed that a lot of my nails are very quickly chipping at the tips. I haven't been doing anything crazy in the last few days. I made sure it the dip was evenly put on the whole nail.Overall, this is an ok product. It says it's supposed to change colors based on temperature. When it's hot, it's the lighter color and when it's cooler, it's the darker color. However, I noticed due to your body just naturally being warmer, your nails will always be the lighter color. So plan on that color being on your nails 90% of the time. If you're not a fan of the lighter color, go for a different pack. It's really hard to get the color change effect unless it's winter or you purposely wash with cold water. Also, don't practice gradients using the gray! I tried practicing a gradient between the gray and pink and it didn't turn out well. Because of my poor skills, It looked like I had a bruised nail. I walked around with people asking about it for a couple days before I ended up taking it off.When I did take off thee bad nail. I soaked it off with acetone soaked in a cotton ball and foil wrapped around my finger. Waited about 20 minutes and it wiped right off. Barely any residue and I was able to easily clean it off. One of the easiest removals I've ever had with a dip powder, so that's a bonus

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.

Great customer service!Also, my dip powder nails lasted a month. I had to remove them with pure acetone and a file. In other words, it works very well.