If fall nail colors had a VIP section, these would be on the list.
The second the temperature drops, we all have the same thought: it's time for dark nails. Espresso browns. Vampy purples. Moody greens. All back in the rotation like they never left. Add a dip powder formula that lasts for weeks, and you've officially found your seasonal uniform. The only question is, which one are you bringing to your next salon appointment?
Neutral Dip Powder: Berlin There, Doin’ That
Light taupe with cosmopolitan cool and a nod to "Berlin There, Done That."
Nail dip powders, or more generally, dipping powders, are a unique application where the nail is dipped into a colored acrylic powder multiple times, then cured with an activator, and finished with a top coat.
Powder Perfection provides added strength and durability for up to 2+ weeks of wear and shine.
When applied and removed properly by a licensed nail technician, dipping powder can be great for your nails. It provides extra durability so nails can grow longer and stronger, reducing breaking and splitting.
While it's possible to apply dip powders at home, we recommend visiting your favorite nail tech for a professional-quality service.
Powder Perfection is non-damaging when properly removed using a soak-off wrap removal technique. Follow our tutorials for more detailed instructions.
Dip powder, gel polish, and acrylics all differ in their application, wear time, and results. Dip powder combines powder with a bonding liquid for a durable manicure that lasts 2+ weeks and is quicker to apply than traditional acrylic systems. Gel polish is applied to the natural nail and cured under an LED lamp for up to 3 weeks of glossy wear. Acrylics add length and durability with nail extensions, lasting 2–3 weeks before a fill can accommodate natural nail growth.
Powder Perfection is applied by a professional nail tech through a simple brush, dip, tap application. It does not require light to cure. Follow our tutorial for more detailed instructions.
