Dip powder nails are made of several layers of finely-milled powder, so they aren’t the easiest to remove, especially if you’re attempting it yourself at home.

What Is A Structured Gel Manicure? How to remove dip powder nails at home Okay, it’s time to take notes. (Or you know, just screenshot this for when the time comes.) ...

Like gel manicures, there's a right and wrong way to remove dip powder from the nails. Of course, a professional removal session, when done correctly, is the way to go. But if you have to take ...

Still, it can be very challenging to try and remove a dip powder manicure without acetone, unless it’s been on your nails for more than 6 weeks. At that point, the manicure has probably already ...

Here's how to remove dip nails at home without a trip to the salon. Follow these easy DIY steps to remove dip powder without ruining your nails.

Reviewed by Evelyn Lim Fact checked by Lisa Sullivan While gel polish and acrylic extensions have had their time in the ...

Are dip powder manicures better than gel manicures? Here’s what you need to know. A nail technician answers all our burning questions about this trend.

How do you do dip powder nails? The exact technique for doing dip powder nails will vary from salon to salon, and even from kit to kit (if you’re going the hands-on route with an at-home dip ...

During your dip powder rest period, it's important to use products like nail strengtheners and cuticle oil. Consider giving your nails some TLC with Dr. Dana’s Nail Renewal System ($30).