Modelones Dip Powder Nail Kit Starter, 20 Colors Christmas Green Red Dipping Powder Liquid Set Base&Top Activator for French Nail Art Salon DIY Kit
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Color: Black
Material: Acrylic
Brand: modelones
Included Components: Top Coat, Dip Pow, Nail File
Finish Type: Glossy, Shimmery
Package Dimensions : 12 x 10 x 1.5 inches; 1.45 Pounds
Manufacturer : modelones
Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 644 ratings
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Color: A -Elegant Pink
I've been using a light curing liquid gel for a number of years. I do want to say this powder dip system is easier to use, and possibly quicker for application. As for longevity, it's too early to tell, however, the final result feels quite rigid. Regular liquid gel I can only get about 2 weeks as my nails are soft & flex easily, so regular gel separates from, or chips off of, the nail tip as it still allows for some flex. One drawback - I'm not slow at applying the topcoat, but apparently it starts setting up REALLY quickly and with my first use, I've gummed up 2 of the applicator brushes, which started as I was applying the top coat. The kit comes with 2 extras, as well as the one in the cleaner bottle, but at this rate, with my second use of the kit, I may very well run out of spares. Hopefully, the cleaner will help correct the gumming of the original brushes. Another drawback - both the base coat & the top coat are chemically strong smelling and create a strong burning sensation to the eyes. This is likely more my problem, as my progressives don't give me a good focal point for doing my nails, therefore I have to remove them and have my eyeballs about 10-12" away from my nails to be able to focus on the job. Plus, I have a dry eye issue to compound the problem, so they don't tear easily. Also, the activator is unpleasant smelling, but this disappears by the time the activated curing ends. Oh, the stamp doesn't come with the kit. It's a gel stamp from a kit, purchased a few months back, that I cured between 2 top coats. I wasn't sure if it would work, so was pleased to see success when using with this dip kit. Since dip is new to me, am not sure what other liquid gel options will cross over besides applicables like gems, stripe tape, etc., but it will be fun to experiment. Update - June 2024 - I've found that using dip under a liquid gel coat allows me to be a bit more creative while getting an extra week of wear out of the work. What's even better is if I'm running short on time to complete the task, I can do the whole dip process, wear it that way for a day or two, then come back with the light curing liquid gel process to top it off. And, I just use a different topcoat that doesn't cure as quickly, so no more ruined brushes. Tips: If you want try this process, I do no more than 2 dips (to prevent it becoming too thick for the final result) and complete the dip steps with the dip top 2 coats. I then use the buffing file at 1000 grit to lightly "scuff" the whole surface of the topcoat, use the gel nail cleaner solution to clean the dipped nail surface, then proceed to do the gel process starting with the base coat as if starting with a fresh nail. Then I design what I want. Holds up a good 3 weeks unless I do any projects that are particularly hard on nails in general. A bonus is, if I'm pressed for time, I can complete the dip process, go do stuff, come back a couple of hours or days later, and then get creative with a curing gel. I find this works better than a building gel to protect my nails. To remove, I file down into the dip layers, then use petroleum jelly to protect my fingerstips (skin application), in a bowl, I use a heated rice pack to "warm" the acetone gel remover, submerge my nails for 10-15 minutes, then clear off the gel. Resubmerge if necessary to remove residue. This has been the kindest process for both my fingers & the nail beds.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Gayle Fischer Gayle Fischer
Color: A -Elegant Pink
Just got this dip nail kit today and couldn’t wait to try it. I’ve tried dip at home a couple years ago which I bought from Sally’s and it was a lot of work. But, I wanted to try it again so I opted to buy from Amazon. First, the kit comes with a lot! So many colors to choose from. The instructions were easy to follow along and honestly, I’m surprised by how easy it was. Also REALLY surprised but highly satisfied with how NICE it came out. My nails look so nice. And, it was my first time. Not nearly as much work as the Sally’s purchase. I didn’t even really have to buff or file them because the dip came out perfect. I’m sure I’ll master it more as I go but I love it! Now I just have to see how long they last.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by Lorie Lorie
Color: A -Elegant Pink
I got this kit because I am tired of spending $45 every two weeks and I'm one of those artsy craftsy people haha. I also bought a dremil kit, acetone warmer, and builder powder as well. This was a great starter product though. Easy to put on. I followed the instructions but also went from memory from what the salon does. I first put on the builder powder, I read that some people's were peeling. This is due to either too many oils and not cleaning well enough or not having a solid foundation to start on. Picked out my fav colors. I put on three layers on one hand and two on the other. We'll see which one ends up better :). Then I put the builder on top. I need more practice with the dremel as there are some uneven spots. But look at it!!!! Cons are The powder dishes are super small 😫 and I feel like they barely give you any liquid. But that's okay I'll use one of those trays and buy more. We'll see how long it stays on!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024 by Laura Harper Laura Harper
Color: Pink
Comes with everything you need. Beautiful selection of colors and I love that it comes with extra brushes for when one gets hard after a while. Would definitely consider buying another kit for even more color options.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024 by A. Guthrie
Color: Pink
I’m really impressed because I’ve been doing my own manicure for years with regular polish and was hesitant to try something else until I decided to give this kit a try. In general, I think it’s a good starter kit but the quality of the brushes is inferior. I’m used to good quality brushes so it was a struggle at first. The bottles are tiny and not very sturdy so I spilled the activator and will probably run out of liquids pretty soon. I’ve done my own and a few other people and it ends up looking quite professional. Mine lasted 3 weeks and I mainly had to remove it because my nails grow so fast. Only one of them ended up cracking but everything else was ok. It kept them sturdy and my nails still looked healthy when I removed it. The method that works the best for me is by soaking them in acetone for 20 min, then they melt and come off like butter. No need to use harsh tools or anything, when I see they need a little more, I just soak the cotton a bit longer in the aluminum foil and a few minutes later everything comes off. Acetone is not very good for your skin so make sure you hydrate your hands after this. One of my biggest disappointments is that the colors don’t match the image chart provided here. It has color codes and when I select some I expect it to look like the picture but it’s not just a little bit different; it ends up looking completely different. The last one I used was 265 and instead of looking pink it looks purple. Overall, this is decent but not perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024 by VB VB