Unicorn Chrome Nail Powder, Aurora Unichrome Mermaid Aurora Nail Powder Pigment Pearlescent Nail Art Glitter Decoration for Home DIY Nail Salon Manicure - Glacier Ocean

I’m so in love with this chrome nail powder! The finish is absolutely gorgeous—super reflective with a beautiful pearlescent glow that shifts subtly in different lighting. It gives my nails that sleek, glassy look that’s hard to get with regular polish.Application was smooth and easy. After just a few coats over a gel polish of your choice you easily apply with sponge applicator then seal with a top coat, the effect was jaw-dropping. I’ve gotten so many compliments, and it looks like I had them done at a salon!If you’re into elegant, eye-catching nails with a high-shine chrome finish, this is definitely the powder to try. I’ll be using this one again and again!

Yes! Exactly the orange chrome effect I wanted. For the nail in the picture, I did a yellow to red ombré, top coated, rubbed on chrome powder, top coated again, then applied the 3D gel.

This is the most insane chrome in my collection. It kinda has a peachy hue but it also seems to change in the light? Sometimes it looks blue. It’s not very transparent. I like that it’s bold and colorful.

I'm obsessed with the orange! This is literally my first time using chrome powder with regular polish AND first time trying an ombre and i am so impressed with how easy it was to use and how good it turned out! You can use clear elmers glue to use it with regular polish :)

this product really has the most intense shine and able to provide that full metal coverage look effortlessly!! compare to other brands, trust me i have tried so many…. which has more product in one package but simply not able to do the work. RECOMMEND!

The media could not be loaded. I really like this. Turns my blues into ice-colored finishes. But I bought it for the color in the photo. After many practice swatches, I’m not finding the right base color to replicate the photo. I wish it would say in the pics or description what base color is issued to obtain that particular look. Video is the end product. Pic is the backside to see the color bases I used for each one. Hope that helps!

After trying a lot of these different nail powder brands on Amazon, I think FNNZ is the highest quality one available. The powders are always super glassy, transparent, and shiny just like the photos. Other brands or sellers will have nice photos, but when the powder arrives it ends up being opaque, pearly, and dull. FNNZ's colors are very bright, and only about $3 more than the cheaper, lower quality ones, so it's worth it to spend a little extra IMHO. The container is about 60% full, but the powder goes pretty far. You will waste less if you use the powder that's stuck to the lid rather than dipping into the container. I've done about 6 full manicures so far and barely made a dent in my pot.Glacier Ocean: The photos are usually accurate for FNNZ powders, but in this one the pictures make it look more teal than it really is. It's mostly silver, and shifts to teal only at extreme angles. When it does look teal, however, it is extremely bright. If you want a 100% teal shine, try the Winter Snow color in one of their other listings.

This looked fun and promising at first, but the actual product I received was honestly disappointing. The container is mostly empty space (they definitely spent time making the container look like it holds more product than it does, and the tiny space that holds the powder was only maybe 30% full.) Total letdown.Getting the lid off was a struggle too—it’s supposed to be a twist-off, but I ended up having to pry it open, and almost spilled it everywhere. (I'm so glad I didnt end up needing to get it out of my carpet somehow!)The actual powder itself is fine, and looks cool when it's done, but the amount you get is super disappointing for $10.I ended up returning it. I'm just not a fan of companies trying to make their packaging look bigger than it needs to be, and putting as little product in it as they can.