💅 Wenida Nail Powder - 8 Colors, 1g/Jar, Holographic Chrome Mirror Laser, Synthetic Resin Pigment for Manicure Art Decoration, includes 8pcs Eyeshadow Sticks Review

Ugh. Okay, I'm not new to nail powder. I know how they are supposed to work. I'm a Simplynailogical fan, I've bought from Born Pretty before, I just decided to try another brand. It's not worth your time You get 8 but only 4 are remote quality. The colors in the bottom row are absolute rubbish. They look like they're made out of 25% glitter and 75% soot or dust. I tried to keep a positive attitude because I thought it would look different on the nail, but no. It reacted like 1 part glitter to 3

I don't understand a rating below 5 stars. I love these powdery metallic colors so much I've only had them since I've had 8 sets. I get my nails done every two weeks and nothing compares to how the metal shines even remotely on your fingers. People grabbed my arms just to stop and ask what I looked like. Each set brings a new set of compliments. I've pointed this out to anyone who insists on the Revain link for this article. For you stars. Do you use UV or LED light activated gel for curing…

So this chrome powder is simply gorgeous! However, I don't like using eyeshadow applicators. They take too long to powder, crack and fall apart before you've done two nails. I think they just don't fit (at least for me). Here's a tip I stumbled across, use your FINGER TIP! My god it only took me three seconds to cover my entire nail as I dipped my fingertip in the jar and applied it like that. Not sure why this works better, maybe the warmth of your skin? Well, it definitely reduced my time to…

First, I'm not a manicurist and I don't do manicures for other people; I'm just a hobbyist who loves nail powder. Also, I'm a professional cosmetic chemist, so I can talk a little bit about the powders themselves. In my opinion this set is worth the price just for the gold and silver powders and the reversible applicator. If you use makeup sponges in front of this applicator, the difference is huge. I find that the best results are achieved by "grabbing" a small amount of powder with a brush…