DND DC Acrylic & Dip Powder - DC164 Dixie Dawn

DND DC #164 Dixie Dawn goes on as a dip or with monomer as acrylic, in a jelly coral with sunset undertones tone. Keep one 1.6 oz (45 g) jar at the station.

In DND's words: A jelly coral with sunset undertones.

The number and name match DC gel #164 Dixie Dawn, so a powder client and a gel client can ask for the same colour by the same number.

What you get

• 1 x DND DC #164 Dixie Dawn powder, 1.6 oz (45 g) 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

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 DC #164 Dixie Dawn 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

• Pedicures: coral looks brighter in daylight than under salon lamps, so check it by the window.
• Clients who ask for jelly coral with sunset undertones by number 164.
• 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.

Storing it

Keep the jar capped, dry and away from direct sun, and do not let a wet brush touch the powder that stays in the jar.

Related at DTK: DC colour powders, DC #164 as a gel and lacquer duo, DC #1 Bonder and DC #3 Activator.