DND Acrylic & Powder Dip Nails - 699
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Stock DND Dip Powder #699 when you want one jar of purple metallic powder that works in two services. The jar holds 1.5 oz.
What you get
- 1 x DND Dip Powder #699 powder, 1.5 oz jar
- Colour powder only: dip liquids, monomer and brushes are separate
Why techs stock it
- 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.
- Easy to keep on the wall: a dry powder in a capped jar stores neatly next to your other colours.
Specifications
| Brand | DND (Daisy Nail Design) |
|---|---|
| Line | DND |
| Number | 699 |
| Colour group | Purple |
| Finish | Metallic |
| Format | powder for dip or acrylic |
| Jar size | 1.5 oz |
| Lamp | not needed for a dip service |
| Removal | soak-off with acetone |
| SKU | DNDDD699 |
How to use it
- Prep the nail: push back the cuticle, buff off the shine and wipe the plate clean.
- Apply bonder and base: brush on bonder, then a thin coat of base on one nail at a time.
- Dip: dip the nail in DND Dip Powder #699 at a low angle and tap off the extra powder, then repeat if you want more depth.
- Activate and shape: brush on activator, let it set, then file and buff the shape.
- Seal: finish with the top gel from the dip system and let it dry.
Who it suits
- Evening sets: purple carries red and blue pigment, so it shifts between salon light and daylight.
- Clients who ask for purple metallic by number 699.
- Salons that run dip and acrylic and want one colour jar for both.
Which option do you need?
Dip or acrylic? Dip uses a bonder, base and activator with no monomer. Acrylic uses monomer and a brush. This powder works for both, so choose by the service you run.
Reordering
Search DTK for the number on the jar. Note the number on the client card so a matching fill stays simple.
More to pair with #699: DND colour powders, DC #1 Bonder, DC #3 Activator and every DND product.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this for dip and acrylic?+
Yes. This powder can be used as a dip powder, or with monomer for an acrylic application. Use the steps for the service you are running.
Do I need a lamp?+
Not for a dip service. The layers set with the activator from the dip system, so the powder does not need an LED or UV lamp.
How do I remove it?+
File through the top layer, then soak in acetone until the powder softens and ease it off with a pusher. Avoid scraping the natural nail.
What else do I need for a dip set?+
Bonder, base, activator and top gel from a dip system, plus a file and buffer. Those are sold separately, so this listing is the colour powder only.