Dip Powder Nail, Activator for Dipping, Step 3, 0.5 fl oz by DipWell

No issues at all. It is hard for me to find a company that will ship things like this to my house because I like in a patch of houses so they have us use PO boxes but this company did so I bought from them and I am happy I did. It sets the sip nails just like it should. Makes them very hard and durable. No strong smells. I love the fact that it had the rubber inside the neck making it less likely to get stuck closed like most dip nails products do. No issues with this product at all. You get a regular size bottle with plenty of product for the price,

Exactly what I needed.

While others were learning how to make bread during the pandemic, I learned how to do dip powder. It's honestly been one of the best inexpensive forms of self-care for myself. I want to mention that steps 2 and 4 require that you clean off the top of the bottle before putting the cap on to prevent the adhesive liquid from closing it shut. You don't want to have that problem.Other than that, I love Dipwell! I will continue to use them as my go-to dip powder brand. I hope this helps!

I love how my nails turn out but have to replace these brushes often as they separate or get clumpy even after using brush cleaner.

Great sealer for dip nails. Very shiny and lasts for weeks!

So easy to use, I just cannot justify paying forty bucks every three weeks. You will love it.

Best brand I’ve come across

I do my own dip nails and removing the dip polish has always been a hassle. It takes 20 minutes at the nail salon with foil wrapped acetone soaked cotton balls. I ordered clips to hold the cotton to do it myself at home and it takes forever to soften the dip polish. I usually use my dremel tool to sand off most of the polish and then do them fresh again, but after 2 or 3 months, it's time to remove everything and start fresh. I ordered this dip remover for that pupose but I've found it to take just as long as the acetone soaking method.