Kiara Sky Dip Powder, Pure White, 56 Gram

Definitely feels alot better quality than modelones, the dip comes out more even and clean. It also only takes like 2 dips to get thickness on the nails. The other brand wasnt as clear as i could see some bubbles and speckles, but this brand is clean and clear with no bubbles. Medium pink is the perfect dip for a natural looking nail, very pretty without color or with french design. I love the thickness and how sturdy they feel and they don't lift when filing.

Kiara Sky products are great. My only complaint would be that when you buy it on Amazon, the powder is usually leaking on the jar. They say they do not come sealed from the factory. I am not sure why. Otherwise, the products are consistently good quality. They have a good amount of pigment so you don't have to use too many layers. They have a wide range of colors too. They are easy to use and last a long time. Kiara Sky is worth the money if you want beautiful dip nails.

Loooooove this brand so much. I only ever get really basic designs at the nail salon, so the kiara sky dip powder is so nice to have on hand for everyday manicures. The white is so nice and hasn’t tarnished at all (but I just bought it so we’ll see). Use it with the kiara sky dip liquid set and have 1 fine and 1 rough grit nail filer on hand and you are more than good to go for a basic manicure. Some patience goes a long way too. Best dip powder brand I’ve ever used. Super easy to apply and lasts me at least a week and a half.

This is my first review ever. There isn’t anything I can think of that I don’t absolutely love about this product. From the application to the end result, it’s just wonderful. I used to get an overlay at the salon because my nails are so soft I can’t keep them long and hated what it did to my nails. Then I tried dipping powder and a few of my nails cracked within the first week. Thought to myself, I’ll give it another shot, maybe the nail artist was new and not very knowledgeable...nope, the same thing happened again and again, so I had to go back to acrylic overlay. Let me just tell you, this powder is amazing..,it’s easy to apply for someone who’s never done her own nails, the color is subtle and amazing with the top coat alone and most importantly...it actually doesn’t crack or pop off. I highly recommended this product and my closest friends love it just as much. Ladies, stop wasting your money at the nail salon...you can do just as good of a job yourself with a little patience at a fraction of the cost.

Ok life changing may be an exaggeration but really, this dip system is the greatest!! My nails grow super fast but are weak and thin, and my job as a bartender is incredibly hard on them so growing my nails past my fingertips was pretty much impossible. Once I got any kind of length I'd inevitably break one and have to cut them all down to match. I've tried nail strengtheners, gel, etc and nothing has worked as well or has been as convenient as this dip. For details, read on! So at the recommendation of a friend, I got the base (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LBIA4DW/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), this clear powder and the seal (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LBID4W0/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). My nails have never looked better! I do a layer of the base, dip into this powder, wait a few minutes for it to dry, brush off any extra with a clean makeup brush, do another layer of the base and the dip, wait for it to dry, brush off the extra then apply this seal. I wipe with alcohol, file any irregularities down, apply another layer of seal, then apply whatever nail polish I want over it. On me it lasts about a week before I've destroyed at least a nail or two and I'm ready to remove but I'd imagine on someone with a job that doesn't beat the crap out of their hands it would last much longer. On occasion I will fill in a spot that I have managed to break which is super easy. Just remove the polish with non acetone remover, apply the base to the bald spot and do the same process above, then file down the area until it's even and repaint. The nail will look brand new. I have these for removal (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018QN8V9O/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and I cut cotton balls in half, soak them in acetone and apply them to my nails for about 20 minutes. I'll use a hair dryer to speed up the process if I am in a hurry as the heat activates the acetone. Then I slide the clips off my hands and the dip comes right off. I have used gel in the past but no matter what I did, the gel would be a struggle to remove and I'd always find myself having to aggressively file off pieces that refused to come off, even after soaking for 30+ minutes and the gel always managed to damage a nail or two which would result in breakage. It was also a lot easier to end up with uneven or thick nails with the gel, but with this dip any irregularities you end up with can just be filed away. My first application of this dip system was in mid January (the purple polish) and so far there has been no damage as a result of the dip. I have managed to break part of the tip of one nail which had to be cut down and the side of my thumb despite having dip on, but that was the fault of my job, not the the fault of the dip (and with the help of some acrylic tips and IBD resin from Sally's, you'd never know the difference!). So the purple nail pic (ILNP Zoe for anyone interested) was my original application of the dip and is the length I'm usually stuck with. You can see the progression of growth, the bright pink (ILNP Pucker Up) being the most recent at 6 weeks after the original dip application. I've yet to attempt to fill in growth which is probably very easy to do but removal is so easy I'd rather just start clean every time and dark colors do stain the dip so when going from a dark to light color it's better just to remove the dip completely and start new. If you've made it this far, thanks for reading my novel! Just cannot say enough good things about this dip. Buy it!!

Right after opening my amazon package, this looked like the real thing and I was excited for the price paid for the dip powder. BUT upon screwing open the container, I am kind of sketched that this is not the real product. Unlike my other "Kiara Sky" dipping powder, this one was VERY dirty along the ridges and had a lot of loose powder around the edges. A couple of the pictures show that the container does have a sticker on the container, over the cap and the container, which makes it look as though its sealed...but whenever I initially picked it up, I felt powder on my hands. So, I tried unscrewing the cap without taking off or messing with the container and sure enough!!! You can unscrew, AND RE-SCREW, the container with the sticker still in place and looking deceivingly intact. It does not have a tamper seal on the outside of the container, nor does it have a foam liner on the inside to seal the powder off. I've bought powders from Kiara Sky in the past and they do have seals. Yes, it does have the correct labeling and product stickers, but this makes me think that maybe the product (the powder) isnt actually Kiara Sky's product. If it is, the non-sealed container still grosses me out. Who knows what/who touched this before it was shipped out?!? I have not used the powder yet and I'm not sure if I'm going to, as the possibility of contamination is very likely. That is very disappointing to me and has left me as a dissatisfied & questioning customer. VERY UPSET!

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