DO's and DONT's when Applying Rossi Dip Powder 

You may wait until you work on your other hand - around 3-4 minutes ☺️

Hi there! Yes, a Brush Saver is essential to take care of your liquid brushes. Here's a video on how to use it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VmSKqw7Ct_A.html

Hi, Melissa. We are grateful for your order and we are sorry to hear you're having a bit of problem with the results. To prevent them from cracking and lifting, we advise to generously use the Rossi Activator and apply it covering the tip of the nail or until the nails end, capping the nails edges. The first layer of the Activator is the what sets and cures the powder, seals it in and later on prevents it from chipping and lifting. Drag the brush and wipe the nail edges to cap the nails. Make sure to let it fully dry before you proceed to shaping and buffing of nails. After applying the second of the Activator make sure to let it dry first before applying the Rossi Top Coat. When applying the Rossi Top Coat, the first coat should be applied using quick strokes and wait for 20-30 seconds before applying the second coat. You may apply the second coat using slower strokes but make sure to apply closer to the cuticle area and again capping the nail edges to ensure that there will be no lifting chipping, lifting or cracking of the products. We also recommend to apply the products at least a hairline away from the cuticle. This is because when the products are applied on the cuticle (or accidentally on skin), they are not properly sealed and can cause moisture and sweat to seep into the base causing it to crack. We do encourage as well to clean the surface with a fluffy brush every time you dip and to keep your brush flat for even application. Please note that the most common cause of cracks is uneven application between layers and coats.The angle in which the brush is held plays a critical role too: If the brush is tilted upright and perpendicular to the nail, product builds unevenly and creates hills and ridges, which can lead to cracking. Please note that the most common cause of cracks is uneven application between layers and coats.The angle in which the brush is held plays a critical role too: If the brush is tilted upright and perpendicular to the nail, product builds unevenly and creates hills and ridges, which can lead to cracking. We also recommend to dip the finger in the powder tub at a 45-degree angle. Dipping the finger into the powder at 90 degrees usually also leads to an uneven surface. We hope this helps.

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Kat today was my first day using it and I’m in love! The top coat takes like literally seconds to dry, it is instant!! Wonderful product.

Hi Kat! You can let the top coat dry for at least 2 minutes. :)

Rossi Nails hellooooo what am i doing wrong that my top nail coat the last step seams to bubble when it dries? Wasn’t doing that before

Hi Nessa, you can wipe it with a lint free-wipe or clean cloth with acetone before putting it back on the bottle to avoid contamination. :)

@@RossiNails Thanks. Do you wipe it off each time or once you've finished applying it to the nails?

Hi Diana! Yes, you may! You may use rubbing alcohol instead to remove your nails natural oils. This should ensure proper adhesion of the products!🥰

@@RossiNails I use the product as instructed, only without primer. However, in only 2days it started to come off. I was so excited with this that I purchased alot. Now, I am abit disappointed 😞 ..

Jay315 Cruz yes! Just make sure you use the apex method. Aka building up powder where the nail needs strength, like where the tip and the real nail meets.

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Hi! Yes, you definitely can. :) We have a recent video tutorial on how to do that. Kindly check our channel. Thanks!

the primer is basically alcohol

Maybe try using a nail primer if you haven’t already

@@joyadelcaribe.beauty I don’t have a nail primer. Good to know. Thank you!

Yes! Make sure you file the first layer of top coat, then soak in some acetone. Check out our channel for more tutorials on how to easily remove dip powder manicure.

Same thing happened to me. I think I may have put too much base coat. It’s a very thin layer and I put a lot on the brush and that’s probably why it came out lumpy.

2006kaciec took me about 5 weeks to get my order.

It took me 25 days to receive my order. It’s coming and the tracking screens just don’t update.

Hi, @2006kaciec. We are sincerely sorry for the inconvenience. We're here to help to track your order. Can you please provide your order number or email address? You can also contact our Customer Service at contact@rossinails.com. We'll wait for your response. Thank you.