AZUREBEAUTY 2 Combined into1 Dip Powder Base & Top Coat with Activator, 0.5oz/Bottle, Fast Drying, No Lamp Needed, for Nail Kit

Check this out ya'll! The kit on the right is what I purchased from a different website. Before I completely run out of that I went to get another kit but it was sold out and the seller from that website haven't had it in stock for a while so I went to look for the 'Bismark' name and I couldn't find that two step glue anywhere so I come to Amazon to find something similar to what I had and lo' and behold I find what I'm looking for but it's under a different name!! So I really don't know who this brand actually belongs to. I am glad that I found this. I ended up purchasing two kits just in case. OK...now to the product: I don't know how to do my nails and I learned how to use acrylic powder and liquid monomer by watching nail videos. The problem with the liquid monomer is that it always took a long time to do so I stopped doing acrylic nails. I haven't done so in over 10 years. I purchased some dipping powder because it was something I never tried so I wanted to make sure I had everything. I'm an impatient person and I came across the Saviland two step dipping powder glue set and my nail project came out great considering me never having done this before. I got so into the dipping powder that I ran out of my Saviland two step glue system and I came across the picture on the right. I wanted to see if acrylic powder and the two step glue system worked because I accidentally purchased acrylic powder instead of the actual dipping powder. I used both of these products together and my designs never chipped like they usually do after wearing them for a few days. I actually had a hard time trying to take this off. When I realized the glue (No. 0) worked really well with the acrylic powder I decided to buy another glue kit but as I mentioned the seller ran out and I didn't think I would be able to find that kind of glue ever again. If you have acrylic powder just use number 0. I would advise to use a fan for ventilation because this stuff will burn your eyes. I don't need number 3. Once I apply the glue and the acrylic powder I will seal the deal with a gel top coat. My designs will last until I take them off. They don't chip or loosen from my nail bed. I hope this stuff won't sell out because I don't know the actual original brand name of this if this do gets sold out.

So easy! It’s nice that it’s combined into one bottle. Great product. Silky finish. Will buy again.

Excellent dipping nail liquids! Easy to apply, fast drying, and the finish looks smooth and shiny. Great quality for the price!

I like this liquid I want to love it because it works better than some I’ve tried my issue with it is it makes me sick. Dip liquids are supposed to be safe and I have to wear a respirator to do my nails. I look like I’m sitting there working on a science project that could cause an outbreak of some sort.. if I wear the respirator I’m fine. But if I don’t I get upper respiratory symptoms that make me think I have Covid. I have gone through about 10 tests because is it dip flu or is it Covid. My job doesn’t believe it is from doing my nails. But I digress the liquids themselves are great I use the base or 0 for the first two coats then the activator or 3 for drying the glue. Then follow up with a gel top coat. I have never used the 0 for the top so I can not vouch for it. But I have used it with revel peel base and I would say unless you was to lose nails one day or less in I would strongly advise against peel base unless you like changing or redoing everyday. I do sometimes but I mean I have dip flu so it’s probably better to do them every few weeks. I would say if you get this I would not chance it and get a respirator too.. you don’t want to find out after you are sick that you are sensitive. So I would just be cautious. Get a mask or respirator. I say respirator because that’s what I would recommend. It’s still worth it you will save money still getting a respirator and if you are new at doing nails you will do them enough buying a respirator will be worth it and still save you money. This is the best I have come across in this price range and for what it’s worth if it decides to get out of line and thicken it sorts itself out. I have not had the lids get stuck or the brush stay stiff.. it gets stiff but itt will be better the next time I use it. I would also say to get two sets one for solid colors and one for glitters.. this may seem extreme but it will save you lots of headaches I promise. And make them so you dont get them mixed up. Otherwise it’s a big city glitter pity on nails you don’t want glitter on. These are just tips I found help along the way I would say that for clear dip too one for solids one for glitters. No matter how careful you are cross contamination happens and it’s better to be prepared.

Love the combo! Works really well

This is a good quality set. I do my own nails and find these products to do the trick. It takes some practice to get it down but now they look great. Be careful not to get your powder in there.

How it’s good: Dry time is not too slow, not too fast, though I haven’t tried anything other than a solid-colored look so I couldn’t say how anombré would work. The smell isn’t too strong, it did kinda burn my eyes the very first time I used it but I haven’t had any problems since then. I really like the bottle - doesn’t tip over easily and the brush is good too. How it ain’t so good: I don’t know if it’s just compared to the brand I was using before this, but I find this stuff hard to work with. My first dips often come off patchy no matter what technique or brand of dip powder I use. Consecutive dips tend to be just fine, but I’ve had fill in the little patches that didn’t take the first go round, which is kinda annoying. My biggest complaint (and the reason I won’t repurchase) is that the top coat starts to yellow within days. Not sure why. I’ve had to file off the top layer and go over it with a gel top coat if I wanna keep the manicure, otherwise it just keeps turning yellow. Different brands and colors of dip powder made no difference. TLDR: It’ll build up your layers okay, but the top coat turned a really distracting yellow pretty darn quickly. I’ll use it up, it really does get the job done, but I’m gonna buy a different brand next go round.

This is the only brand I will use for powder dip nails. Good quality and long lasting

I use this exclusively for my dip nails now. It works really well and hold up for longer than any other liquids I have tried.

The company I use to use no longer had a Canadian site. These liquids were significantly cheaper and lasted way longer than the original ones I was using!! Very happy with my purchase!!

I’ve been doing dip powder nails for over a year now. I’m allergic to gel so this was a perfect option. I started with the liquids included in the kits but my nails would peel off after a few days of wear. I then went for the “higher end” brands like OPI, Vitamin, etc and they worked really well but they’re hard to come by in Canada. I decided to give these a shot and omg they last just as long! I get over a week of wear with these liquids, they would probably last longer but I don’t like the regrowth after a week so I change them up.

better than what came in the original kit. I decided to try these after seeing them on Sip and Dip Youtube recommendations for powder dip nails. Not the best liquids, but solid.

This product works better then most I have used, lasts for 2 plus weeks