Chrome and Dust Powders – Double Dipp'd Dip Powder

By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 24 May 2024

Chrome and Dust Powders – Double Dipp'd Dip Powder

Want to dress up your manicure? Try applying these "Dust" powders to one or more of your nails to make them shine! There are a variety of colors and types to choose from! So easy and fun to apply! Each powder comes with an applicator brush. You can also use a nail sponge. These photos were taken after using a black di
Want to dress up your manicure? Try applying these Dust powders to one or more of your nails to make them shine! There are a variety of colors and types to choose from! So easy and fun to apply! Each powder comes with an applicator brush. You can also use a nail sponge. These photos were taken after using a black dip base. These powders will look totally different if you use a lighter base color on your nails. (Some of these powders are not in stock any longer, but appear in photos) Purple/Blue Rainbow Dust approx. 3g Pink Holo Chrome Dust approx. 1g Purple Holo Chrome Dust approx. 1g Silver Holo Chrome Dust approx. 1g Elvira Chrome Dust approx. 2g Chameleon Fantasy Chrome - Peacock approx. 1g Chameleon Fantasy Chrome - Royalty approx. 1g Chameleon Fantasy Chrome - Dragon approx. 1g Aurora Periwinkle Unicorn Chrome - approx. 2g Aurora Pink Unicorn Chrome - approx. 2g Red Rainbow Chrome Dust approx. 3g Please note: Due to structure differences, the Dust in the jars of the same weight may appear different. All are filled by weight, not by volume. Settling also occurs in the jar during transport. These jars will NOT be filled to the top. Apply these after your manicure is complete! They work with a gel or regular topcoat. Yes! You can use them over dip, but you must seal the manicure with either a no wipe gel or regular top coat for best results! In this case, you would skip the last activator step and use your no wipe gel or regular top coat using the following instructions. A little powder goes a long way! For use with a gel top coat (with UV/LED lamp) 1. Use a Gel Base first and cure per bottle instructions. 2. Use your Gel Top (no wipe is best) and coat your nail with a thin layer. 3. Flash cure only (This means an abbreviated cure approx. 5-15 seconds depending on your Gel Top). You may need to rely on trial and error until you find the sweet spot. 4. Rub on the dust powder with an eyeshadow applicator or makeup sponge. Rub into the nail until it's smooth and all powder is gone. 5. Finish with your Gel Top and cure according to bottle instructions, making sure to cap your edge to avoid peeling. For use with regular top coat (no UV/LED lamp)Apply a non-water based top coat and wait until it is dry to the touch. Don’t let the top coat dry all the way. You want it to feel rubbery, but not sticky or tacky. If you apply the powder too soon, you will have a mess. On the other hand, if you wait too long, the powder won’t stick. Tap on the powder using a foam eyeshadow brush. Start from the cuticle area and work your way towards the tip. Gently flick the brush down as you tap the powder on.Buff the powder into the polish. Once you have your nail coated with powder, gently buff the surface with the foam eyeshadow brush. To avoid making dents, do not apply too much pressure. As you continue to buff, the surface will get smoother and smoother.Wipe off any excess powder. Use a soft brush, such as an eyeshadow brush or a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol.Apply a water-based top coat, making sure to coat the tip of your nail. If you use a regular top coat, you could experience cracking or a dull mirror finish.Finish off with a regular top coat. To lengthen the finish on your manicure, once you have applied a water-based top coat, you can safely use any type of top coat.Wait for your top coat to finish drying. Once it is dry, you can show off your new manicure!