Neno Pigment Powder for Nails, 12 Colors Fluorescent Rainbow Resin Pigment Powder for Acrylic Gradient Smoke Nails, High-Gloss Paint Pigments Powder Dust for Halloween Manicure Eyeshadow Liner Makeup

It was bright and worked great used pigment for nails

I love these powder we are so pigmented and so soft and satisfying to work with yes I will admit they are a bit messy but when you're in the moment and you're doing your design is the beauty of these pigmented colored powders are incredible. They are small but you don't need much and you have to find how it works correctly for you. For me, filing the directions was a help but I had to find my own way because all I was doing was wiping it off so I found the best way to kind of use this so it doesn't smear. They were correct when he said use the eyeshadow so Young's dad the powder onto the already gel finish painting now cuz it's still a bit sticky what I do is I don't completely dry for the 30 seconds but just enough to be sticking so it holds the powder once I get it once you my colored gel polish I even put my hands in the LED lamp for a whole 60 seconds I let that powder dry as much as I can into the Polish. Then when it comes out of the LED lamp I get my top coat whether it's Matte or glossy, and if it is just one color and then you can get a large amount of tattoo and apply it on top I do it very lightly and alive it so it doesn't smear one stroke wipe it on a napkin dip it again another stroke and so on the repeat that process until all fingers are done and back in the LED lamp to dry and cure Taco into powder if you don't put a lot of tattoo on the brush and if it is dry trust me the powders will smear or if you do not wipe the taco brush off each time you do one stroke over top of the patterns it will go back in your taco polish and every time you try to use your tattoo you're going to have color top coat. I've already went through this if you time so this is just my suggestion as a person who has used these colors for a good amount of time and finally got my own way of figuring out how to use it this is just my way and I'm trying to pass it on to help you guys out because once you get it it's beautiful and you can really just do any design. This time I finish mine with a shiny coat even though I think these colors the best a matte coat. But I was in the mood for shiny and lifted 4th of July that was just my mood this time around but looks awesome as I had done it before with the matte top coat. But they are definitely worth purchasing they're fun to work with their beautiful colors and inexpensive definitely worth the money. And the fact that you can use them for makeup and their absolutely fun and pretty definitely makes it worth all. Thank you and I hope this review was helpful...

I use this just like I use chrome type pigments, and it works for me. These are amazingly glowy and very highly pigmented. I use a base coat, do the uv light until it’s sticky, then use a clean brush to apply a fine coat of the powder. Then I do top coat. I haven’t tried mixing it into nail polish because I like my method. I do cleanup afterwards with a brush dipped in acetone of the overage on my skin and cuticles for a neat finished job. I’m probably too old to be wearing this stuff… but it’s fun and different. Also inexpensive, so it’s a good deal for a whole lot of versatility, especially if you have actual artistic skills, which I don’t.

These are good pigments to buff with on the nails. Having said this, make sure to top coat it because it does go everyyywhere. Topcoat may become the color of the powder being used. I’m not willing to try these on my eyes though.

Really nice packaging, the pigments are already in a small container which are actually inside this plastic like protective box. These small colors go a long way. I mixed a very tiny amount with my acrylic powder and the pigment was great. The white one was the only one I had a problem with because it didn’t break down and blend with my acrylic powder properly but all the other ones worked great for creating colored acrylic. Bare in mind that adding too much will make the acrylic watery so really use a tiny amount then build slow as you see fit.

I love the colors here. Yes, a few look very similar, but they are slightly different.I usually wear black nails and wanted to try some of these on them, so that's what I did. I did 2 coats, I started with a base gel cured, then put some power on (rubbing in with one of the included brushes) and lightly dusted the nails off with a brush before applying another coat of base gel. Put the second coat of powder on, dusted it off after I was done rubbing the colors into the nails, applied a top coat, and cured.I included 2 pics, 1 of 4 different colors on black nails in somewhat low light. The other is showing the nails under the lamp. I have a 3rd pic showing 3 of the colors swiped onto my forearm for those that are brave enough to wear it on their skin...I am uncertain how safe it is for the eyes.I think for people who are creative, even those of us that aren't lol, this set is really neat and worth it.

Small containers but they are very much pigmented

They arrived nicely packaged. there was a nice variety of colors.The powders worked great for dipping nails in and I was able to cure the nails with no issue. The face I felt the powders could have been a finer grit. I gave the powder a 3 stars rating because they were being advertised as all purpose and they didn't quite meet that expectation.