AZUREBEAUTY Dip Powder Nail Set, 6 Colors Glitter Red Green Silver Gold Nail Dipping Powder Starter Kit French Nail Art Sparkle Stunning Manicure Salon DIY No Need Nail Lamp Cured

I am overall extremely impressed with this powder. The colors, the application, the finish, etc. my only complaint is that it's such a fine powder that it kind of clumps together and it's almost impossible to use as a tip powder. It's very difficult to get an accurate French tip line. But it works great for an all over application. Also the shimmer dip colors in this nude kit were very translucent so not quite what I expected.

Love, love, love, the colors, the textures these of applying the paint

She loves doing her nails.She absolutely loves the colors and the quality

I was going to the salon and spending a ton of money. I was trying to figure into how to save time and money. I figured it out! Do my own nails at home. Learning the right amount of dip takes a bit of practice. Once I practiced (about three manicures) I got the process down. Love this brand for dip nails! Covers very well. Three dips each finger for deep coverage. Stays on well. Does not chip with three dips. Have to have base coat, activator, and top coat (sold separately). This pack of 6 colors you can mix and match for a complimentary manicure. All of the colors pair well together if you want some “fun” nails and multiple colors on each finger.

Surprisingly good product & easy to work with. The sparkle is really pretty. However, the powder is very sheer & takes several layers. Definitely use a clear final layer, it will help with filing. Side note: I did not use Azure liquids, I used another brand.

I recently decided to try dip powder because my usual IBD hard gel manicure is taking too long and I can’t always keep up with it to make it look the way I want it to. So far I absolutely love it. I’ve done 2 manicures with it and it’s been way faster and don’t have to do nearly as many steps. I also feel that this is more foolproof than hard gel, and so far I don’t get as much lifting. Of course just like the gels that are out there, quality can definitely vary among the different brands and products! I did my first set using a different liquid and powder set, that was super cheap. Those liquids contaminated super easily and by the middle of the set they were pretty much done. I tried to use the brush saver and it did not save the brush at all. So I decided to try this set before going for something 3x the cost. I would definitely recommend these liquids because they were easy to work with and didn’t contaminate except the top coat, but the brush saver worked and the brush is fine now. The primer was easy to apply and it definitely is helping my retention, I usually get a ton of lifting even after just a few days and I barely see any under the sheer dip I used. The base coat is a slightly thicker viscosity and that made it super easy to work accurately. Once it was laid in place and I did the powder, it dried fast. The activator is good too. I didn’t have any issues with hardening, the powder and base hardened evenly and quickly. I always do two coats before filing and 2 coats after filing. The top coat dried quickly and is shiny with 2 thin coats. The brush did contaminate but I think I did not dust enough. The brush saver works! It saved my top coat brush, I actually switched out the top coat and brush saver brushes, so it sat in there for a while. After 1 day it was completely back to original condition. I would definitely recommend, my nails look great and I am happy with the liquids. I think my search for liquids will be ending here. I haven’t tried their powders, since I don’t wear a lot of different colors, but I think I might pick up their set of pinks at some point.

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