How To Do Dip Nails With Acrylic Powder

Tap finger to rid of loose powder in between nails.

How to do dip nails with acrylic powder. Tap the finger and use your small nail brush to lightly dust the excess powder off and around the nail. Your nail gets dipped into the powder usually two-three times or until they reach your desired level of coverage. First a base coat is painted on to the nails.

Once your nails are clean apply polish to them in strokes with your brush starting about 116 inch from your cuticle. Just like classic acrylic systems there are two crucial parts to a dipping system. Quickly dip your nail into the powder at a 45-degree angle then lightly dust off any excess powder.

Dip nails last longer than most other faux nails. Next sanitize your nails with an alcohol cleanser like an antiseptic spray. Here is a quick overview of the tips we shared for the dip nail application process.

The next step is applying coats of activator and sealer to solidify the mixture and ensure your manicure lasts. The finished look can last anywhere from two to four weeks. While the polish is still wet your manicurist will dip each nail into a small container of powder thats made of acrylic powder and a glue-type resin.

First your nails get sized with plastic nail extensions and then positioned to the tip of your nail bed. Much of this has to do with the sealant coats that are laid over the initial powder dips. Apply SNS Gel Base to ¾ of the nail plate and dip the nail into SNS Natural Set Dip Powder.

Be sure to always paint and immediately dip one nail at a time before moving on to the next finger. Next apply a coat of the dip activator and then buff your entire nails to smooth it out. You should paint and dip one finger at a.