OneDor Nail Dip Dipping Powder – Acrylic Color Pigment Powders Pro Collection System, 1 Oz. (03 - Hot Pink)

this stuff is legit. it's so easy to apply! and the colors are beautiful! they also gold for a very long time. I was skeptical bc it was so cheap, I figured, I had nothing to lose tho. yes, buy this stuff.

This is the second color that I bought from this seller, and I'm amazed by the quality of the powder. Its incredibly fine, which makes it go on so smoothly. The fineness of the powder also causes the dip to cover the nail completely without giving it that weird, extremely thick look. The blue in the photo is a very soft baby blue color, and the powder looks just like that in the container. When you put it on, it is quite a bit darker and brighter. Still very pretty, just not baby blue if that's what you're looking for.

Color is as described. The jar is about as deep as a full size so easy to dip extra long nails without worrying about causing a dent by hitting the bottom of the jar the only negative this I have to add is that the color is kind of grainy. If you look closely it looks powdery under the top coat. This is the first time I’ve used this brand of dip. I have other brands which I have used whites, and light pinks and the color have come out smooth like gel. I had ordered 2 other colors other than mint so I can update the review if the problem remains the same.

El dip powder de OneDor me sorprendió por la calidad del acabado y lo fácil que es de aplicar incluso sin ser experta. El polvo tiene una textura fina que se adhiere bien a la uña y deja un color uniforme sin parches. Una vez sellado, el resultado es resistente, con un brillo duradero y sin levantarse tan rápido como otros polvos económicos. El empaque es compacto y trae suficiente producto para varias aplicaciones. Es una buena opción si buscas un sistema de uñas duradero y con apariencia profesional sin tener que ir al salón.

In the photo pink is 06, yellow is 27, green is 40, blue is 23, lavender is 22. The powders were more difficult to work with than others I've used. The best way seemed to be only dip once. More than once and it sometimes would not set at all. I also purchased number 28 and 37. Both are pretty but be aware that they are shimmer powders which I do not care for because they are so messy. I would not have purchased had I known. Also it seems that the color was uneven with a white haze in all of them although was less noticeable with the pastel colors.

I was skeptical to buy the Rose Red Glitter because there were no photo reviews, and after googling it, I was unable to find any photos. I had no idea how it would look, but I dived in head first and decided to buy it. I about had a heart attack when I first opened it because it looked completely gold, but there’s just a loose gold powder in the dip that makes it appear that way. I’d definitely suggest shaking it a bit before using it, because I felt that there’d been a bit of settling with all of the pigments. The color is very nice, not really as the name describes it, but a very pretty rose gold. Subtle and nice, but also a bit of a statement up close. I’ve worked with multiple dip powders, and this formula is very nice and easy to use. The formula was also very pigmented, so I didn’t need to apply too many layers to get the appearance I wanted. The amount of product was very nice also, especially for the price. It seemed to be about twice as big as usual dip packaging.

I was using this powder with a mia secret monomer I understand that it’s a dip powder but it’s an acrylic dip powder that should still work while using a brush and the beads were good and the bead placement as well but one thing I didn’t notice was the drying process, once I got to filing my nails the red acrylic glitter was just so terrible it melted off my plastic nail tip, there was no point in saving it at all it just came right off and not to mention I started filing an hour after I placed the acrylic on my nail and the acrylic dip powder was just so gummy it should’ve been dried but it was not like dried it was just so gummy it melted off my plastic nail tip it was just so terrible and usually ema acrylic only reacts in a gummy way and this powder reacted as ema acrylic I don’t know if it’s the acrylic or just the monomer or if I’m not using it properly but I don’t suggest buying this product and I’ll use the acrylic again to show everyone what I mean

I never do reviews and I really should, b/c I rely on them ALOT!! A little background info on me, I am an "elder emo"/ " dog mom goth", if you will. so I am older and have a professional job but I am heavily tattooed and still very "alternative" as far as my style. I typically only wear dark polishes. However, every so often I have a "Pastel Goth" moment, and this color was here for it!! OMGGG....even my nail tech was obsessed! The first pic is no flash on and second has a flash. These are my natural nails, just filed to an almond/clawish shape, and I brought this to my nail tech and we did 3 coats. It is not thick at all, its ever so sheer, but gorgeous. Pics do not do this color justice. This would be perf for a bride that isn't into the "traditional" French Manicure, and would look gorgeous in close up ring pics. I love this color, its like a pinky, nude, American manicure with tons of sparkle. I love that the pink is almost neutral so it legit goes with everything!

I have read other reviews of it being sandy, yes it is grainy but you need to sand it back until you get it smooth. I just applied no 5 and very happy with the results I don't like it thick so I did 3-4 rounds of dipping but sand a lot of it back till smooth then buff it and looks thin. I have only used this colour so far as I only received it today and it’s true to colour in the picture. Will update of how long it lasts.