What is "Dip Flu" ?

"Dip Flu” is a reaction to the contents of Step 1 and Step 3 in a Dip Powder Liquid System set. All Dip Systems currently on the market use the same chemistry for their steps. The reaction typically includes sneezing, coughing, having congestion, or headaches during or after dipping your nails.

In the past users would resort to using masks to cover their nose and eyes while dipping to avoid this reaction.

From our experience and observations, far less than 1% of our customers have experienced a “Dip Flu” reaction, so there is a very strong chance you will not be affected at all.

1. Prep nails by sanitizing hands and pushing back cuticles.
2. Buff shine from nails.
3. Apply a layer of the Sensitive Dip Powder Base Coat from the base of the cuticle to the tip. Dip nail into desired color or clear.
4. Brush or tap off excess powder. Repeat on each nail until has 2 coats or desired thickness.
5. Ensure to wipe any excess powder from the brush on lint free paper towel before placing back into the Sensitive Dip Powder Base Coat bottle.
6. Apply a generous amount of Sensitive Dip Powder Activator ensuring the cap the tips of the nails. Let dry for 2 minutes.
7. Buff and shape the nails using a file/drill to remove excess powder from cuticles and smooth out the nails.
8. Apply a thin coat of Sensitive Dip Powder Gel Top Coat and cure in a UV/LED light for 60 seconds. Apply a second layer of Sensitive Dip Powder Gel Top Coat and cure for 60 seconds.
9. After curing the second coat, wipe the nails with 90% alcohol wipe to reveal a shiny finish.