Are dip powder manicures better than gel manicures? Here’s what you need to know. A nail technician answers all our burning questions about this trend.

SNS nails—or dip powder manicures—involve dipping the nails in colored powder while applying layers of adhesive in between. Here's what else you should know.

We tapped nail experts to break down the difference between gel polish and dip powder, including which one lasts longer, the side effects of each, and which is healthier for your nails.

Step 4: Swipe off the dip powder “ After letting your nails soak for about 10 minutes, take an aluminum foil off one of your nails and swipe it across the soaked nail bed,” explains Basurto.

Yes, dip powder is totally safe for your natural nails—as long as the application and removal process is done correctly. “Damage comes from the person, not the product,” says Kandalec.

This dip powder nail kit includes 12 bright and bold glittery hues, a nail file, a buff brush, and a reusable tray for the powders. Included: Prep kit, brushes, nail file, ...

Unlike regular nail polish which you can find anywhere, dip powder nail colors have more limited availability. We've gathered 35 of the best dip nail colors for your next manicure.

Everything to know about dip powder nails, including what they are, the process, application, the benefits and the downsides—with dip powder nail inspiration. Marie Claire UK Subscribe ...

While there are many dip powder products and starter kits available for purchase, Kandalec recommends leaving your dip manicure in the hands of a professional nail technician. “If you are doing it at ...

Dip powder nails are beloved for their longevity, but they can be tough to remove at home. Experts explain how to do it without damaging your nails. Skip to content ...