DND Acrylic & Powder Dip Nails - 619

DND Dip Powder #619 goes on as a dip or with monomer as acrylic, in a coral tone. Keep one 1.5 oz jar at the station.

In the box

• 1 x DND Dip Powder #619 powder, 1.5 oz jar
• Colour powder only: dip liquids, monomer and brushes are separate

Why salons reorder it

• Easy to keep on the wall: a dry powder in a capped jar stores neatly next to your other colours.
• Two services, one jar: use it as a dip powder, or with monomer for an acrylic application.
• Ordered by number: the number on the jar is the number on the reorder, which keeps client records simple.

Details at a glance

Using it step by step

1. Clean up first: shape the free edge, remove cuticle from the plate and dehydrate the nail.
2. Build the dip layers: use bonder, then base, then press into DND Dip Powder #619, tapping off the loose powder after each dip.
3. Set the powder: coat with activator so the layers harden.
4. Refine: file away any bulk and smooth the surface with a buffer.
5. Top it: apply top coat from your dip kit in thin, even strokes.

Best for

• Pedicures: coral looks brighter in daylight than under salon lamps, so check it by the window.
• Clients who ask for coral by number 619.
• Salons that run dip and acrylic and want one colour jar for both.

Choosing between the options

If you only run gel services, a gel polish is the simpler buy. If you run dip or acrylic, a colour powder like this one goes straight into your existing routine.

Dust control

Tap off the extra powder over the jar or a tray and wipe up as you go. A clean station keeps one colour from getting into the next.

Related at DTK: DND colour powders, DC #1 Bonder, DC #3 Activator and every DND product.