What is powder manicure?

Powder manicure is not a new technology, but it is rapidly gaining popularity right now. What do you need to know about this? We tell you all the pros and cons.

What is powder manicure?

Powder manicure is a manicure in which a specially pigmented powder is used. Outwardly it is similar to acrylic, but it is not accompanied by sharp odors. Another powder manicure may be called a dip-powder manicure (from the English dip meaning “dipping, dipping”). It got such a name because of the execution technique.

How to do powder manicure?

Like any other powder manicure, it is performed in several stages. First, the master applies the base to the nail, to which the powder will later adhere, and then asks you to dip your finger in a jar of powder. Such actions need to be repeated 3-5 times. Then the master fixes the result with a fixative, fills the coating and applies the top. The lamp is not used in the entire process, so in the end you will have to sit for a few minutes until the nails are completely dry.

What is the difference between powder coating and gel polish?

– The powder coating does not need to be dried in a UV lamp like regular gel polish. So this technique is suitable for people with sensitive skin and nail plate.

– The powder is hypoallergenic, unlike gel polish.

– Powder manicure is suitable even for those with thin nails.

– Part of the powder coating is removed with the apparatus, the rest – with the help of foil.

How long does a powder manicure last?

As far as gel manicure.

Solution

Powder manicure is ideal for allergy sufferers and owners of thin nail plates. For anyone who cannot do gel polish in general. The only negative is that the powder coating is slightly thicker than the gel coating, but its advantages even cover this fact.