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DND Acrylic & Powder Dip Nails - 465 - DTK Nail Supply

DND ACRYLIC POWDER FALL COLORS

Fall shades of DND acrylic and dip powder. This seasonal edit is small right now, so shop every DND and DC powder jar (100+ shades) or the DND fall gel bottles. DTK is an authorized DND reseller.

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DND Acrylic & Powder Dip Nails - 465

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DND Acrylic & Powder Dip Nails - 706

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which DND powder shades are on this fall page?+

This page holds the DND acrylic and dip powder jars that DTK tags for fall, so it is a short seasonal edit rather than a full colour chart. Stock on these jars moves quickly. For the complete range, the main DND and DC powder page lists every classic DND jar, every DND DC jar and the DND Dap pink and white powders, each with its own number.

Can I use these DND jars for acrylic and for dip?+

Yes. DND lists these jars as acrylic and dipping powder. For acrylic, pick the powder up with an EMA liquid monomer on an acrylic brush, usually a size 10 to 20, and use it for length and shape. For short, natural nails, the dip method with a liquid system and no lamp is usually the quicker service. DND also describes its 16 oz Dap pink and white powder as compatible with both dip liquids and monomer, which suits French work in either method.

Which liquids should I use with DND dip powder?+

DTK carries the DND DC Dipping Essentials, four 0.5 oz bottles numbered #1 Bonder, #2 Base Gel, #3 Activator and #4 Top Gel. Use them, or another complete dip liquid system, and follow that system's own labels and step order. For acrylic work, use an EMA liquid monomer instead of dip liquids. Both kinds of liquid are gathered in the dip and acrylic liquids collection.

How do I pick a fall shade from a powder jar?+

Order by the full listing name and number, because classic DND and DND DC use separate number systems that do not line up. A shade can look different on a screen, so a swatch on a tip, sealed the way you will finish the client's set, is the safest check before you commit to a full set.

How do I remove DND dip or acrylic powder?+

Soak the set off in acetone rather than peeling or prying it, which protects the natural nail underneath. Filing away the shiny top layer first lets the acetone reach the powder faster. Once the layers have softened, lift them gently with an orangewood stick, then finish with cuticle oil.