Ezflow Colored Acrylic Powder/Polymer For Nails- 28g

Everything You Need to Know About Acrylic Powder

Acrylic powder has been a staple in many nail salons for years and our Glam and Glits premixed acrylic powders are a professionally formulated product that will take your manicure to the next level. Here are some tips and tricks for application and removal of acrylic powder. Also, we’ve included the answers to some of our frequently asked questions to keep you well informed!

How many different types of acrylic powder are there? How are they used?

There are quite a few different types of acrylic powder on the market today. Glam and Glits, specifically, has a wide variety of color, glitter, shimmer, mood effect, and glow acrylic; just to name a few. Our color acrylic powders can be used by themselves or blended together to create a wide variety of different nail looks.

How do I apply acrylic powder?

1. Before applying your Glam and Glits acrylic powder, be sure to properly prep the nail bed by removing any polish and wiping it with acetone.
2. At this point, you’ll decide whether or not you’ll be applying the acrylic powder directly to the natural nail or if you’ll be attaching a nail tip.
3. Next, you’ll buff away the shine on the nail plate and apply bond and primer to the entire nail bed to prevent lifting after application.
4. Once you have your Glam and Glits acrylic powder of choice, be sure to roll the jar to properly disperse the powder.
5. Next, dip your brush into the monomer. You’ll want to “burp” the brush and wipe off any excess so that all the liquid will sit at the end of the brush. Now, gently lay the brush tip into the surface of the powder and gather enough powder to apply to the entire nail for a single bead application.
6. Once on the brush, allow the bead to look completely glossy before you begin placing it on the nail. When working with bead start a hairline away from the cuticle and move toward the free edge of the nail. When applying the acrylic, spread and tap it into the nail using the body of the brush and you can dip into monomer, if needed, during application to increase pliability. Be sure to tap lightly to allow for a smooth and flush application, this will help cut down on your filing time as well.
7. Allow the acrylic to dry completely, you can tell this by tapping the end of your brush on the nail until you hear a slight clicking sound.
8. Once dry, hand file the side walls and then go in with an e-file or buffer to smooth out the top of the nail. Once you are finished filing, simply apply a polish top coat over your color acrylic.