How to Dip Powder Your Nails at Home

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Hello Everyone!


We would all love to save some extra bucks from the nail salon. Your weekly or bi-weekly nail trips to the salon can cost up to $1,000 or more a year compared to doing your nails for less than $25 a year. 

Dip powder requires no harmful UV/LED lights to cure, easy to do at home and lasts up to 2 weeks to a full month without chipping at the base.


Below are steps to create your own DIY dip powder nails at home.


  1. Prep your nails by cleaning the nail bed and push your cuticles back slightly. Then buff your nails to create a stable surface
  2. Apply a bonder so the product can stick to the nail bed.
  3. Dip your nail into the powder and repeat for each nail. (If you want a more vibrant color, re-dip your nails in the powder two to three times.)
  4. Apply the activator; wait at least 10 - 15 mins, then apply the topcoat.
  5. Done!

Enjoy your day!


Thanks- K


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