DipWell Professional Acrylic Nail Kit - Easy Dip Powder System with Monomer Liquid, Clear Powder, Brush Softener - Perfect for French or Natural Set

Okay so first time EVER using a dip set of any kind! And let me tell you I was super impressed! I looked at a few tutorials on line and I would strongly recommend you do so before ever using this set since it is acrylic. Personally I did 3 dios of color follow by the last dip which was the clear one. And I think it’s too thick even with using my drill buffer to bring it down. Next time I will only do two dips and see how that works. I also only did one hand at a time and right hand did take twice as long as left since you have to be very clean and meticulous so to not get any on your cuticles or skin. (Read into latex cover) but the instructions were very easy to use and follow I did the shimmer pink and am so far loving the result. A strong recommendation for this product. But you will take about 45 mins to complete a full set of nails. And I also recommend doing this over a paper towel so you can place your extra powder back in the bottles.It has now been 2 weeks since my initial use I have switched colors and I am soooo loving this product! It took 30 mins to soak off the acrylic with just the acetone And wrapping my nails and leaving them alone. It come off a bit sticky but nice and clean removal. NO DAMAGE WAS CAUSED TO MY NAILS! It’s really a miracle. I then soaked my hands in olive oil and wore gloves for a couple of hours just to rehydrate everything before re applying the product. I’m so in love.

The product is easy to use, instructions are simple and easy to follow. The bottles of liquid are clearly labeled. What I don’t like is the strong smell of nail glue. The base and sealer are made of nail glue, the sealer is hard to use because the brush hardens fast and constantly swapping out the brushes from the sealer and the brush softener. The finish product is not as shiny as I would like. The product will last 3-4 weeks when applied according to the instructions.

About six months ago I switched to having my nails done using dip powder. The average cost for both myself and my daughter was around $70 every three weeks. Besides the fact that removing the dip is a very time intensive process, I prefer the results and the health of my very thin nails has improved dramatically (rather than the gel tips). I decided to see if I could do my own nails at home using this product. I did a lot of research online to see which dip powder kits were the best and would last the longest. DipWell frequently comes up as a recommendation so I went with this option instead of the very popular Kiara Sky. I’m LOVING this kit. I’ve done my nails twice now using the DipWell process and the results are great! I watched a few YouTube videos on how to get the best results. There is absolutely a learning curve on how to apply the nails properly, but with that being said, I’m confident that I will be able to do my own nails using the dip powder from this point forward. I am a novice in the realm of nail care so really anyone would be able to use this so long as you take your time and follow instructions. Be prepared for a time intensive process to remove the color when you want to change and invest in a few good file and buffing boards and have a decent nail kit ready for cuticle pushing. The brush softener makes a big difference.

My time is limited due to having 2 boys that keep me busy so I didn't want to spend the extra money or time at a salon getting dip nails. I have never had dip nails but after reviewing YouTube videos, it seems simple enough. I opted for this package bc of the reviews and there was plenty of light colors to use (shows fewer mistakes than dark since I'm learning). It is imperative to follow the directions bc there are many steps. It is easy to follow the directions but it does take at least 20 - 30 minutes to complete the process. I do like the way my nails look once complete. The longest they have lasted for me is 9 days. At day 9, they were lifting and had to come off. The description says it is a quick removal of 15 minutes. I use clamps with acetone soaked cotton balls to remove them. It takes at least 30 minutes and more. Prefiling the top of the nail for the acetone to soak thru is a must. Some reviews have mentioned the smell, yes, there is a chemical smell as with any nail product. I prob would not order this or any dip system again if given the chance. It is more time consuming than I imagined.

I was so excited about this item because of some of the previous positive reviews. However, I received a defective product. ALL of the brushes in my kit were defective (for the base, bond, activator, sealer, everything!). For brand new brushes, they should not be GLUED together at the bottom! I tried to spread it on my nails but couldn't because it split into two giant clumps but because it was glued at the bottom no product could stick to it. SUCH a disaster and nightmare, made a mess on my nails from trying. Also one of the pinks did not come with a protective seal on it like the other colors, so it spilled everywhere all over the kit and all over the table when I opened it up to see what was going on. Very upset I wasted $70 on product I can't even use!

This product was eh.. to say the least.I like that this product attracts people who want quality and safety for a product.Just kidding, I hate that their advertising works to sell bad quality products.The handle of the nail polishes get clumps for some nail polishes (FYI- I forgot which one).The application instructions are easy to follow. After application, the product stays on the nail bed for maybe less than two weeks.Liked their intentions to promote non toxic products- but at the cost of the quality? Nope!Quality, nontoxic, and affordable products can be possible. I wondered if manufacturers think customers will stick with their products? Not!