Nail drills aren’t stupid! Work smarter with them not harder….

Most salons use nail drill to smooth nails after finish dipping.

Same I love them

Thank you, it definitely takes practice but I promise it becomes easy sooner rather than later.

We recommend using natural set powder to insure the best outcome

Omg yes I love the nail tips!! I wish I knew were to get them from

Good question

It's the same thing, but there are more "color" names to the natural set. Sheer is colorless, while theres a natural set pink, and a natural set sunscreen. The actual colors are the other dip that isnt label as natural set.

Yesv

I think that’s acrylic then

that’s not dip nails, that’s acrylic

If you are having issues with the product please email tech@snsnails.com and we will be happy to help you with the application process.

@@SNSNailsOfficial I’ll be doing my nails again later today and will reach out. Thank you for replying!!!

@@SNSNailsOfficial I figured it out. I didn’t know there was a difference with curing under a UV or LED lamp. I have a UV and that apparently takes longer to cure. Also didn’t know gel polish would still be “tacky” until top coat app & longer curing time. Now my nails finally look like the shop did them. I’m happy!!!

You just gotta let it naturally air dry and do two coats.

@@chooniex I figured it out. I needed to wait before dusting the powder off to allow it to solidify before. Then dust off and apply second coat and do the same. I was dusting powder off immediately after I dip. 🥴

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When you put the sealer you have to wait atleast 2 minutes to dry before buffing or filing. When you done put the sealer again, wait 2 minutes than top coat. First top coat you have to polish quick without going over the same spot again. Than second coat you can evenly polish it slowly. Than wait 2 minutes to dry

You can absolutely do a French manicure with SNS! To get the instructions on how to create the French look please see our channel playlist library.

yes

@Yamile Sotelo-Rodriguez the top coat is a gel top coat, so yes, they need a UV light

Gelous Color 176

It’s basically acrylic powder :(

I tried it many years ago and I’m allergic to Acrylic as well but it did not cause a reaction for me but a good thing to do is do a test nail and see how it goes

Hi u are allergic to liquid witch is MMA is ilegal To in usa most nail salon used that because is cheap try a nail tech that used EMA liquid.

and is it also called dip powder?

Yo mama

between the two, but more on the thicker side

We agree that the work is very precise. However you do have beautiful nails that last 3+ weeks plus SNS doesn't damage your nails when removed properly and the removal process takes only 5 minutes.

Wait what ? 5 min removal?????

@@jasmineley1408 🤣🤣🤣

Thats too long of a process for me!👎

@@SNSNailsOfficial The removal takes me 15-30 minutes with pure acetone soaking on my nails. That is hardly safe nor healthy and very time consuming. Especially dangerous because you are not suppose to breath in the vapors. SDS for acetone is to use outside in ventilated area and wear a respirator, which I do. SO please explain how I can remove this in 5 minutes and safely?

A little late for a response on this to help you but … in addition to brushing off the extra powder, after you coat each mail with the base, wipe the excess liquid of the brush before putting it back in to bottle. A few Back and forths on a paper towel will due. Also, after the completion of each set, I clean the brush with the brush saver solution. Just wipe off the excess base, close your base brush on you brush saver bottle and give it a few swishes, shakes, whatever. Then remove it, wipe off any excess and back in the base bottle. 😆💅🏻

This order is created for SNS dip powder. We recommend following the instruction that are provided by the dip powder company you are using.

it may have been that you didn't wait enough for each coat to dry an i'm assuming they used a UV light to help the polish dry

What part did you have trouble with? I know the gelous base coat can’t be applied too thick and for top coat it has a 3 min dry time

SNS Dip never requires UV light.

Are you using all SNS products?

SNS Nails Product - Official I was! I just learned the differences in class

Probably because of the removal of gel nail nails and the fact that you have to put them under a uv light isn't very good(aging your hands).

It's different compound I had acrylics many time and I would never go back after getting SNS , so much lighter on the fingers , note flexible but just as strong. Acrylic is like having little bricks on your finger tips and so much healthier for the nails too.

@@courtneyfox2497 True. However, "acrylic" and dip are the same thing. They are both called polymer powders that respond to a chemical reaction of polymerization turning them into acrylic/ plastic. "Dip powder" is just a finer grit than the typical powder used with a monomer; therefore, dip powder can be used with monomer as well just under different pearl ratios in comparison to the standard polymer powder. Which explains why they are just as hard as "acrylic." So basically what I'm trying to explain is dip is another form of acrylic without the use of monomer. Hope this helps. 🤗💅🏾🥂

@@praisethemosthigh1316 that really helps Thankyou for clearing that up for me ❤️

@@courtneyfox2497 you're welcome. 🤗

We don't recommend doing a fill because you never know if water or bacteria will get trapped in between the layers. For the safest and healthiest way, you should always do a new set :)

For SNS nails there's no UV light needed...this is why it's healthier & why I'm def going to try.

Because you can ask to have a gel top coat that will add much more shine than regular dipping top coats, and that gel top coat requires to be cured under a LED/UV light.