Kiara Sky dip powder at DTK: what this page holds
Kiara Sky is a Los Angeles nail brand, and its powder lines are made in the USA. This page collects the Kiara Sky dip powder colors we list as single jars: each numbered shade comes in a 1 oz (28 g) jar, finely milled for the dip method, where the nail is coated in a base liquid, dipped into powder and hardened with an air-dry liquid instead of a lamp. Alongside the colors you will find the Kiara Sky Pink & White powders used for French dip: Light Pink and Pure White in a bulk 10 oz jar and Dark Pink in a 2 oz jar.
The shade numbers run through the 400s, 500s and 600s, and every listing carries its number and name, for example 403 Bare With Me or 521 Sunset Blvd. Stock moves shade by shade, so the grid shows what is ready to ship today. Use the filters beside the grid to narrow by color, availability or price.
Shade families you can order now
The families below follow the color tags on each listing and name only shades that were in stock when this page was written.
- Nudes and beiges: 403 Bare With Me, 404 Skin Tone, 606 Silhouette and 600 Naughty List cover the everyday natural set.
- Browns: 465 Egyptian Goddess and 610 Sun Kissed, a brown beige that sits between nude and caramel.
- Pinks: 553 Fanciful Muse, tagged for spring, and 577 Danger, tagged for fall and holiday.
- Reds: 461 Forbidden, a red with glitter.
- Purples: 445 Grape Your Attention and 516 Charming Haven.
- Greens and orange: 448 Green With Envy (a neon), 532 Whoopsy Daisy and 593 Fancynator.
- Glitter and multi: 460 Melt Away, 519 Strobe Light, 463 Serene Sky (blue glitter) and 521 Sunset Blvd (gold glitter).
Single colors or Pink & White: which jar to pick
| Listing | Jar size | Use it for |
| Numbered dip color | 1 oz (28 g) | Full-color dip sets, accent nails, seasonal shades |
| Pink & White, Light Pink or Pure White | 10 oz | High-volume French dip: pink on the nail bed, white on the free edge |
| Pink & White, Dark Pink | 2 oz | A deeper pink nail bed for French work and sculpted sets |
A 1 oz color jar suits a salon that rotates many shades. The 10 oz Pink & White jars are the bulk size Kiara Sky makes for high-volume salons.
The Kiara Sky dip liquids
Kiara Sky sells its own dipping essentials, listed on DTK in 0.5 oz and 2 oz bottles and as a four-bottle kit:
- Dip Bond: the prep liquid painted on the clean nail plate so the powder layers grip.
- Dip Base: painted thin and even right before each dip so the powder picks up evenly.
- Dip Seal Protect: the air-dry activator and sealer that hardens the dipped layers into a shell you can file.
- Dip Top: the final glossy layer over the hardened powder.
A Dip Nourish Oil finishes the service at the cuticle. Liquid stock changes often, so check each bottle's listing before you build an order around it, or browse other dip liquid systems in acrylic and dip liquids.
How to apply Kiara Sky dip powder
- Prep: file and shape, push back the cuticle, buff off the shine and cleanse the nail plate.
- Bond: one thin coat of Dip Bond on the whole nail plate, left to air-dry.
- Base and dip: paint a thin coat of Dip Base, dip the nail straight down into the color jar and tap off the excess.
- Build color: repeat base and dip two to three times; the color listings note full coverage in two to three dips.
- Seal: brush Dip Seal Protect over the whole nail and let it air-dry. No UV or LED lamp is used for the color layers.
- Shape and finish: file and buff the surface smooth, dust off, then apply Dip Top and a drop of Dip Nourish Oil.
Pro tip: keep every base coat thin and stop it short of the cuticle and sidewalls. The Dip Base listing notes that a thin coat keeps it from pooling at the cuticle and sidewalls; our guide to why dip nails lift covers other causes of lifting.
French dip with Kiara Sky Pink & White
For a French dip, paint base over the nail, dip the nail bed area into Light Pink or Dark Pink, then dip the free edge into Pure White, using a French dip mold or tray if you have one. Repeat for opacity, brush off the residue, seal with Dip Seal Protect, then shape and finish with Dip Top. Light Pink gives the classic soft bed; Dark Pink gives a deeper, more dramatic bed under the same white tip.
Removing dip powder
File through the top layer to break the seal, then soak in acetone. The Kiara Sky color listings give a soak of about 10 to 15 minutes, after which the softened powder lifts away. Do not pry or scrape; give stubborn spots another few minutes in acetone. A drop of cuticle oil afterward puts back the moisture the acetone takes out.
Dip powder or another Kiara Sky system
Dip powder needs no lamp and builds a strong layer over the natural nail. Clients who prefer a gel manicure can stay with the brand through Kiara Sky Gel Pro gel polish, the brand's HEMA-free gel line. The Kiara Sky 3 in 1 combos group shades sold as three-product sets, and the whole brand sits on the Kiara Sky range page. For acrylic work, Kiara Sky also makes an EMA liquid monomer that the brand describes as MMA-free and compatible with any acrylic powder, listed with other liquids in EMA monomer and nail preps.
Stocking Kiara Sky dip for a salon
- Start with nudes and beiges for everyday sets, then add a red, a purple and a glitter for accents.
- Add the seasonal shades by their tags: 577 Danger and 532 Whoopsy Daisy are tagged for fall and holiday, 553 Fanciful Muse for spring.
- If French dip is on your menu, order the 10 oz Pink & White jars rather than many small ones.
- Confirm the liquids you need are in stock before you open a new color run, since a dip service cannot start without bond, base and seal.
Salons that buy Kiara Sky in volume can also browse Kiara Sky for professionals.
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