AZUREBEAUTY170Pcs Dip Powder Nail Kit, 36 Colors All Season Red Glitter Brown Dipping Powder Starter with Top/Base Coat Activator & Removal Accessories Set for French Manicure Salon DIY at Home

This kit comes with just about everything you need for a beautiful set of nails without paying for nail salon services. The only thing missing is the glue on fake tips & glue. So many beautiful colors to choose from. Very happy with this set.

Came with everything I needed and more! Plus the colour selection is great for every season and occasion.

This is a great starter kit! I bought extra polish bottles to go with it because the base, top coats, and activator won’t last as long as all the powders, but that’s good! This kit comes with so much dip powder it could last a lifetime for some.I have done a full set in a few colors now and I can’t even tell that I used any powder when comparing used colors powder levels to unused colors.The stuff last 2 weeks easy too without chipping or coming off entirely. I only had two nails barely chip after a week and I’m rough on my hands (I was gardening without gloves). I buff out my nails before applying the base per the instructions so I believe that’s why it stays on so well.This stuff turns your nails as hard as acrylic nails too! I didn’t realize dip powder worked as advertised or I would have bought it sooner (those Facebook ads pop up like crazy). I like that my nails can be as hard as acrylic nails without having to be as thick. I don’t prefer thick nails personally.I also am impressed with how easy it is to fill the nails or cover over old or unliked colors. (You can see my cover over/fill line because I have only used dip powder 3 times so far and am still learning) I was worried about not liking some colors, and I don’t, but I plan to use those as a base color before adding the top colors to not use as much power for the colors I like. (The pic of the nail edge shows the color layers)Very happy with this kit overall! All the accessories are great and not just cheap flimsy quality, they seem to be of average nail accessory quality. Great kit for the price!I’ve only done two full sets and a coverup/fill and I’ve already saved over $70 plus the kit has paid for itself… and you can’t even tell the powders have been used yet!The images above don’t include a top coat. That’s just how the dip looks after a day if filed and buffed after applying.

Everything is perfect, the one thing i was a lil disappointed with and it’s probably my preference is that, i prefer the small deep jars instead of the short wide ones. Also i which there was a page with all the color names, and that we could buy individual larger jars of a specific color. Overall azurebeauty is my very favorite.

I love Azurebeauty dip powder kits. I purchased a small kit first and loved it, could not wait to expand my colors. So easy to use and the value for the product is amazing. Can't wait to buy more colors 😍

Hello from a brand new to dip nail girlie. I bought this kit, because it was cheap and wanted to learn how to do my own nails at home. If that’s you, I hope this helps!Cons:Each container of powder is so small - you physically cannot DIP your nail all the way in. So you have to sprinkle it on. As a newb… this was hard for me. The tray included was no help for this either because even with the whole jar poured in.Very small bottles of all of the base/activator etc. I dont know how many applications I will be able to actually do.Jars are VERY slippery. I had to pick up the tiny jar and tilt it to attempt to dip in as much nail as possible, but the jars get super slippery and slipped out of my fingers and I spilled some product. I gathered it back up and was able to add it back in (keep a clean paper towel under your work area)PROS:CheapComes with a little of most everything you need.If I were to do it again, for me, buying a larger jar of one color I like allowing me to actually “dip” my fingernail in fully would be the route I would go. It’s no use having all these colors and accessories if they are painful to use.When I did my nails, I removed my last set of dip done at a salon, which took me a very long time even with pure acetone (no e-file). Then I filed them, I had a couple that were broken so are shorter. Wiped with alcohol, and started to apply my layers. TIP- you can’t immediately brush off excess powder because it will all just brush off. You need to wait a few seconds and then go back with the fluffy brush. I applied mine in small sections to attempt to create an apex, as I saw in some videos I had watched to learn. Overall… they didn’t turn out too bad for my first attempt. I think with some practice I’ll be able to successfully do my own at home. Hope this helps!