How to fill dip powder nails

Dip powder nails have gained a lot of popularity recently, and for good reason. They last for weeks and don't damage the nails—that is, if you remove them correctly. Here, we spoke to three experts and asked them how exactly to remove dip powder nails at home.

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Ashley on Instagram: "Y’all, I get this question all the time so I thought I would share my technique! 😊 This is how I get a clean, tapered line with my dip powder manis every time. - Apply base, dip colors, and activate like usual - Use the small barrel tip with your efile on the lowest speed to buff along your cuticle/nail fold line. - Make sure to hold the tip at an angle so the edge of the powder tapers towards the cuticle/nail fold line. - What you’re looking for is filing enough so…

Yes, it can be done.

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