Cuccio Powder Polish Dip System Starter Kit, White, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

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Aluminium Alloy, Sphalerite Mineral, Epoxy Resin. May Contain +/- (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), (CI 16035), (CI 42090), (CI19140), (CI 77288), (CI 77007) (CI 15850), (CI 15850),(CI 77861) (CI 77742), (CI 47005) (CI 15850), (CI14700) Golden dye, Blue, Red, White, Violet.

To achieve the full opacity of this kit's red tones, reviewers note you’ll have to dip your nails in the finely milled powder several times (with a layer of base liquid applied every time in between). But removal is super easy, as it comes off in just 10 minutes. We've already listed so much, but the icings on the cake are the Dream Hands and Dream Feet rejuvenating masks included in your buy—now that's an elevated experience all from your vanity.

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Bonder: Also known as a non-acid primer, you’ll definitely want a kit containing one of these as it’s an essential prep step that will ensure a good application, says Totty. For one, the NAGAIA Dip Kit features primer and a base coat liquid, which work together to help bond the powder to the nail. Nails have really upgraded over the last few years. From traditional polish to gel manicures to out-of-this-world nail art, expressing yourself through the tips of your fingers almost feels necessary now. It's why we're not the only ones obsessing over dip powder manicures. The name comes from its unique application—an adhesive base is applied onto a clean, dried nail, then dipped into a powder color made of a highly pigmented polymer of your choice. Several coats can be “dipped” and then coated with a glossy sealant.

People tend to like dip powder nails because they typically last longer than regular nail polish and give a salon-quality look. At-home dip nails are especially convenient and inexpensive compared to getting your nails done in the salon. Other longer-lasting at-home options include gel or Polygel nail kits. There are two types of applicators available for applying the powders. The newest arrival is the Mineral Bond which you can use to easily work metallic and holographic colours into the nail and then there’s the double-ended eyeshadow brush which I actually prefer to use (the brush end) when doing the gradient nail as I find it easier to merge the two shades. Aluminium Pigments, Magnesium Fluoride, Synthetic Resin. May Contain +/- (CI 77491, CI77492, CI 77499), (CI 16035), (CI 42090), (CI 19140),(CI 77288), (CI 77007) (CI 15850), (CI 15850), (CI77861) (CI 77742), (CI 47005) (CI 15850), (CI 14700)This kit is a playground of color that's perfect for rainbow nails, supremely glossy finishes, or even matte nails. The application process consists of a base coat, activator, and top coat, and this kit even comes with additional brushes so your liquids don't harden on you over time. One reviewer did say a jar of powder is only worth two to three manicures, which speaks to why there are so many colors to choose from and at such a budget-friendly price. I love, love, love the holographic colours as they are so striking and really do look like something you’d have done in a salon. The purple in my carousel above is the holographic Violet Sky and it is just so fun! The key to holographic is to use the sponge to work it into the nail in small circles. Violet Sky was the first ever Sistaco shade I used, and as you can see, it looks really neat and tidy.