Aurora Nail Art Powder, Holographic Fine Nail Powder Design, Iridescent Nail Dust Pigment for Nail Art Gel Polish, Women Girls Manicure Glitter Decorations, Resin Nail Art Tips, Acrylic Nails Supplies
Product Description
Aurora Nail Art Powder, Holographic Fine Nail Powder Design, Iridescent Nail Dust Pigment for Nail Art Gel Polish, Women Girls Manicure Glitter Decorations, Resin Nail Art Tips, Acrylic Nails Supplies
- 【Quantity】You will get 6 grids/box aurora nail art powder sequins, 6 effect designs, these nail aurora powder are suitable for dark nails and transparent nails.
- 【Easy to Use】Keep your nails clean, apply a layer of base oil, then apply a thin layer of nail powder, at last apply a layer of coat oil.
- 【Delicate Texture】Nails powder after the design is finished, it has a delicate touch and a surface without particles, you can put it on acrylic extensions, gel extensions and gel polish manicure.
- 【Safe】Glitter nail powders, made of polyester, non-toxic, safe for nails and skin. Acrylic powder can be used with both UV Gel Polish and normal nail polish.
- 【Multiple Usage】Holographic nail glitter pigment dust is very suitable for 3D nail art, flat nail art, arts & crafts, holiday decorations, face, body, nails, cell phone case, invitation card and etc. Nail powder are suitable for professional nail salons and home use. Nail dust pigment are great gifts for nail lover.
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