Whats Up Nails - Chrome Powder - Royalty
Whats Up Nails - Chrome Powder - Royalty
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This spectacular super fine powder gives your manicure a multi chrome effect with beautiful colours of dark blue, purple and a hint of gold.
All powders and pigments have different structure and finish so 1 gram of one powder can look less than 1 gram of another powder. Powder comes in a large jar that can fit more than 1 gram of product so your jar will not be full when you receive it. Paradise powder is heavier than others so you will see smaller amount of it in a jar. Chrome powder jars will be completely full with 2.5 grams of product, other powder jars will be less than half full with 1 gram of product. You only need the tiniest amount of product per nail so 1 gram of powder will last for many manicures.
How to use:
- Apply two thin layers of gel polish and cure per the gel’s instructions in between layers. Black works best but you can use any colour.
- Apply a thin layer of no wipe gel topcoat, cure per gel instructions but don’t over cure.
- Put a small amount of chrome powder on the nail and buff with your fingertip, silicone tool, eye shadow applicator or brush.
- Continue gently buffing until the mirror effect is achieved over the entire nail.
- Wipe excess powder with a dry brush or a clean finger.
- Apply a thin layer of gel topcoat once more, make sure to seal free edge and sides to prevent from peeling and cure per the gel’s instructions.
- Apply two thin coats of regular nail polish, let dry between coats. Black polish works the best but you can use any colour.
- Apply a topcoat to smooth the nail surface. Let it dry to the touch but leave a little soft where it can still be dented.
- Put a small amount of powder on the tip of your finger and gently buff it into the nail.
- Continue gently buffing until the mirror effect is achieved over the entire nail.
- Wipe excess powder with a dry brush or a clean finger.
- Apply a transparent peel off base coat, let it dry and then apply a regular topcoat. You can also just use a layer of water based topcoat over powder.
