DIY Nail Dip Powder Tutorial in 10 steps


I agree with Tammy Taylor when she said " Your nails are a way to speak your Style." Hello, and Welcome to my Diy Nail dip powder tutorial. With these step by step instructions, You can enjoy a great set of nails without a salon visit, and for only a fraction of the price. Hello everyone, today I want to expand on the instructions for the diy dip powder tutorial. I'll be following the same guide, in greater detail.
 STEP 1) Prep your nail - When you prep the nails, make sure you wash your hands really well. Even using a nail brush if necessary in order to get nails really clean. Next you remove any polish using polish remover. The remover probably shouldn't have any type of lotions or moisturizers in it. Also, clean nails with polish remover even if there's no polish on them.
 STEP 2) Next you want to apply a thin coat of dip base - As you build your nail base, be careful not to make it to thick. This gives the nail a more natural and realistic appearance. It also cuts down on product waste. Applying the base is just like putting on a basecoat of clear nail polish before you add color.
 STEP 3) Dip tip of the entire nail into the dish. Make sure and check the photo. lightly dip your whole fingernail for complete coverage. 
 STEP 4) Brush off excess powder. Use a brush to help remove excess. Be careful not to take off to much.
 STEP 5) Apply a second coat of dip base. Do this part, just like the first time as though applying clear nail polish. 
STEP 6) Dip tip of the nail into the dish to achieve desired smile line. The smile line is, where you want your fingernail line to show. (French Manicure)
 STEP 7) Brush off excess powder. Please notice the type of brush used in the photo. (Its not to firm)
 STEP 8) Apply dip Activator.
 STEP 9) Smooth and refine the surface with a buffer.
 STEP 10) Apply Topcoat.
 I hope these instructions where helpful, and disclaimer, I'm not responsible if they don't turn out perfect. 

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