DND Acrylic & Powder Dip Nails - 696

A client wants brown metallic and you run dip and acrylic: DND Dip Powder #696 handles both. It comes in a 1.5 oz jar.

What you get

• 1 x DND Dip Powder #696 powder, 1.5 oz jar
• Colour powder only: dip liquids, monomer and brushes are separate

Why techs stock it

• Fine for colour work: pigment is already in the powder, so there is no polish layer to add over the colour.
• Works with the DND dip steps: bonder, base, activator and top are sold separately, so you can restock each one on its own schedule.
• No lamp for the dip: a dip service sets with its activator, so the powder itself needs no LED or UV light.

Specifications

How to use it

1. Prep the nail: push back the cuticle, buff off the shine and wipe the plate clean.
2. Apply bonder and base: brush on bonder, then a thin coat of base on one nail at a time.
3. Dip: dip the nail in DND Dip Powder #696 at a low angle and tap off the extra powder, then repeat if you want more depth.
4. Activate and shape: brush on activator, let it set, then file and buff the shape.
5. Seal: finish with the top gel from the dip system and let it dry.

Who it suits

• Coffin and almond shapes: brown shades sell through autumn and winter.
• Clients who ask for brown metallic by number 696.
• Salons that run dip and acrylic and want one colour jar for both.

Which option do you need?

Dip suits clients who want colour without a lamp and techs who prefer no monomer work. Acrylic suits longer extensions built with a brush. The jar does not change, only the liquid you pair it with.

Keeping the powder clean

Dust and leftover activator can spoil a jar, so brush off nails before dipping and cap the jar when you finish. Many salons pour some into a separate dish for each client.

Shop around #696: DND colour powders, DC #1 Bonder, DC #3 Activator and every DND product.