Interesting! I’m curious. How is the dip powder removed?
Very pretty 😍
Sorry but why would one go through all this work and mess instead of just using normal polish? I just don't see the difference.
Is “Azure” now called “Nicole diary”? That’s where the link sends me
How is the removal process?
But why bother when you could just… paint them…?
Can you use one companys dip powder and another companys activator, top coat and base?
Love it! Great tutorial.
The top coat is no good. I ended up using gel top coat
Love the purple 💜
Hmm 🤔 seems exactly like the Kiara Sky dip powder kit but not as good
Ez. Is. Sze'p. Tetszik
I love your nails
But how would you remove this?
I think this would be pretty nice for nude nail powders so you can look like you've had your nails done professionally at all times.
I was wondering what could I do to avoid chipping.
No manicure is worth that much time and effort
😃
Not sure how many colors are offered by Azure but I wish they'd allow you to pick your own colors. I do love Azure's gel polishes. Want to try their dip system but I'm not crazy about some of the colors in this particular kit.
How to remove the dip powder?
Why do mine pop off within 2 days? I even purchased another nail protein bond.
Did you use a dremmel?
Love these review videos y'all are doing now! Please keep it up!
Nice kit
Im not quite sure bc its a lot of work. Just paint straight from the nail polish bottle, and dry up. tada!
I bought this same kit a while back. I always have an issue with the top coat brush hardening, even when I dip it in the brush saver. Did this happen to you? I also want to try a gel top coat with it instead of the top coat they give you.
I’m a fan of dip powder. I like the added protection and strength it gives my nails, but I swear I have ADD when it comes to wanting to change my polish! I can never wait 2 weeks before I change my color. I re-do my nails probably every 3 or 4 days depending on my schedule and how much time I have, so using colored powder doesn’t work for me.
H o w e v a … I still use dip powder, but I tweak it a little.
I follow the instructions for application but my tweak is only using CLEAR powder. I apply it as instructed, smooth the surface and buff it so it’s shiny and perfect, and when I’m done I swear it looks like my own nails! Once I’m done with the powder and buffing, then I apply my regular nail polish over that.
This allows me to have the thicker layer over my natural nails, and still be able to switch out my polish whenever I want to. I use acetone, and if I feel like some of the acrylic layer was removed, there’s usually enough product left on the nail that I just buff it smooth again. OR … if needed, I just apply the bonder, dip it again into the powder and I’m * voila * done.
This method does require back fills as my nails grow out, but it’s so easy! I file and buff the area smooth with a stronger grit file, put down a layer of bonder to the bare area near my cuticle, dip and buff again.
This really does work for me 🥰
Yeh that last step was missing…you should be putting clear on top so when you file you don’t chip color or lose color…strange!
My aunt bought this and they are really nice and last long especially with tips like usually for me acrylic lifts in two weeks but the dip lasted strong for like 4 weeks until I wanted it off. Pretty sure it stay longer if I let it.
Please try the NeoNail kit 😍
Question, so instead of painting your own nails u just dipped your fingers into the powder?
For this kit is required the uv lamp?
Why does the link bring me to a Nicole diary dip powder kit?
Too much work.
I dip all my nails, tap off excess, when ready for next THEN I brush off the excess.
Thank you for showing where you struggled, most people would just edit it out and only show the good things
Interesting! I’m curious. How is the dip powder removed?
Very pretty 😍
Sorry but why would one go through all this work and mess instead of just using normal polish? I just don't see the difference.
Is “Azure” now called “Nicole diary”? That’s where the link sends me
How is the removal process?
But why bother when you could just… paint them…?
Can you use one companys dip powder and another companys activator, top coat and base?
Love it! Great tutorial.
The top coat is no good. I ended up using gel top coat
Love the purple 💜
Hmm 🤔 seems exactly like the Kiara Sky dip powder kit but not as good
Ez. Is. Sze'p. Tetszik
I love your nails
But how would you remove this?
I think this would be pretty nice for nude nail powders so you can look like you've had your nails done professionally at all times.
I was wondering what could I do to avoid chipping.
No manicure is worth that much time and effort
😃
Not sure how many colors are offered by Azure but I wish they'd allow you to pick your own colors. I do love Azure's gel polishes. Want to try their dip system but I'm not crazy about some of the colors in this particular kit.
How to remove the dip powder?
Why do mine pop off within 2 days? I even purchased another nail protein bond.
Did you use a dremmel?
Love these review videos y'all are doing now! Please keep it up!
Nice kit
Im not quite sure bc its a lot of work. Just paint straight from the nail polish bottle, and dry up. tada!
I bought this same kit a while back. I always have an issue with the top coat brush hardening, even when I dip it in the brush saver. Did this happen to you? I also want to try a gel top coat with it instead of the top coat they give you.
I’m a fan of dip powder. I like the added protection and strength it gives my nails, but I swear I have ADD when it comes to wanting to change my polish! I can never wait 2 weeks before I change my color. I re-do my nails probably every 3 or 4 days depending on my schedule and how much time I have, so using colored powder doesn’t work for me.
H o w e v a … I still use dip powder, but I tweak it a little.
I follow the instructions for application but my tweak is only using CLEAR powder. I apply it as instructed, smooth the surface and buff it so it’s shiny and perfect, and when I’m done I swear it looks like my own nails! Once I’m done with the powder and buffing, then I apply my regular nail polish over that.
This allows me to have the thicker layer over my natural nails, and still be able to switch out my polish whenever I want to. I use acetone, and if I feel like some of the acrylic layer was removed, there’s usually enough product left on the nail that I just buff it smooth again. OR … if needed, I just apply the bonder, dip it again into the powder and I’m * voila * done.
This method does require back fills as my nails grow out, but it’s so easy! I file and buff the area smooth with a stronger grit file, put down a layer of bonder to the bare area near my cuticle, dip and buff again.
This really does work for me 🥰
Yeh that last step was missing…you should be putting clear on top so when you file you don’t chip color or lose color…strange!
My aunt bought this and they are really nice and last long especially with tips like usually for me acrylic lifts in two weeks but the dip lasted strong for like 4 weeks until I wanted it off. Pretty sure it stay longer if I let it.
Please try the NeoNail kit 😍
Question, so instead of painting your own nails u just dipped your fingers into the powder?
For this kit is required the uv lamp?
Why does the link bring me to a Nicole diary dip powder kit?
Too much work.
I dip all my nails, tap off excess, when ready for next THEN I brush off the excess.
Thank you for showing where you struggled, most people would just edit it out and only show the good things
How do you remove this from your nails?
Juli is awesome💜👍
I really like these types of review videos
How is it removed?
Only downside I’m uk so I can’t get it:/
Nice 👍
Great review and tutorial!👍
These do look pretty! 💜💜