I want to know it I need to get white and pink acrylic powders too cause I only see one thing of powder? what kind of powder is it
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It's just clear ,I would buy extra.cause after you use it a couple times it's gone
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I'm not quite sure about the product you have been using but I do know that the Godefroy is wonderful! A little goes a long way and last a long time as well. The dye comes in a pill capsule I suggest you buy one of those pill containers so you can store the left over. You really don't need to waste the entire powder. Use a little and if you need more you can prepare some more. One capsule can be used at least 3-4 times. Hope I was helpful!
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It is a powder that you mix up. You can use as much as you need and save some for later.
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What you talking about???? I dont understand your question or about what... This question not have a picture about the "powder"...
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The white, pink, and clear acrylic was very gooey & just got stuck onto the brushes. I wouldn't recommend it at all, buying a different brand of acrylic powders would be the best choice. My package actually came before my estimated delivery date which was great. About 80% satisfied.
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I don't think that there is a "pink" color in the mix. Magenta is shown twice (I believe) because it's one of the colors that I use a lot and perhaps the manufacturer figured that others do as well and so include 2 of that color. I have been able to get "pink" by combining Berry Red and White in a section and "swirling" it with a toothpick. Actually, I've gotten a lot of unique colors by using this method.
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The powder is clay colored. I have purchased both sizes and the powder inside has been the same clay color.
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I'm pretty sure it's just a basic colorless translucent powder. Airspun has different shades of powder for different skin tones that can be used as foundation as well but 070-24 seems to be a colorless translucent for setting your normal foundation.
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I bought the pressed powder at a spa where I had a facial. The esthetician selected the color for me. After that, I bought it from Amazon. I wouldn't buy it without trying it first. You could try it out at Nordstrom. Apparently, they carry this brand.
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My husband bought me the pack that cost $35.50 and it DOES come with everything you see on the picture. Only downer is that everything you see is actually SMALLER than the picture. Colored powders and glitters are really small, the nail liquid bottle is hand size, the white pink and clear acrylic powders I would say are decent sizes. Nail glues work fine, the brushes are actually good, the clipper is awesome, etc. If you are a beginner like me, I believe this is a really good packet to get. Hope this helps :)
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Ditto, ivory white. No pink. Go to Luminara.com. I think you can get pink there.
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You need to use the uv lamp for the gel nail polish because that is what cures it. It will just be a sticky mess that will wipe off without the lamp. The kit does come with the acrylic powder.
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It's the mica powder, I believe. If you Google it you can find out more about it, but I've done my own mix of white mica powder and a dark oxide color and I've come out with colors similar, although perhaps slightly darker. There's green oxide, blue, purple, you name it. I think the mica is what gives it that bright shine. Again, if you aren't too sure Google it and see what else you can find before buying something you aren't comfortable with. I don't mind this set so much but I've found others on other websites that work better and they list the materials used to make the powder. Hope that helps you! It's the mica powder, I believe. If you Google it you can find out more about it, but I've done my own mix of white mica powder and a dark oxide color and I've come out with colors similar, although perhaps slightly darker. There's green oxide, blue, purple, you name it. I think the mica is what gives it that bright shine. Again, if you aren't too sure Google it and see what else you can find before buying something you aren't comfortable with. I don't mind this set so much but I've found others on other websites that work better and they list the materials used to make the powder. Hope... » Read More It's the mica powder, I believe. If you Google it you can find out more about it, but I've done my own mix of white mica powder and a dark oxide color and I've come out with colors similar, although perhaps slightly darker. There's green oxide, blue, purple, you name it. I think the mica is what gives it that bright shine. Again, if you aren't too sure Google it and see what else you can find before buying something you aren't comfortable with. I don't mind this set so much but I've found others on other websites that work better and they list the materials used to make the powder. Hope that helps you! « Show Less
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If you don't mind pink colored filler, the red will work fine. White would be best for tan or wood colored filler. No could not find white, so I used the clear liquid hardener normally used with polyester resin. Just a few drops for a golf ball size lump of filler works great, no color change.
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I was thinking the same thing, Mandy. I think it's powder, though, because all of the reviews seem to be talking about mixing it with things.
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A 1.5 oz container of a finishing powder in the color cameo. It's nearly translucent and fits all skin tones, you apply with a fluffy brush in circular motions on your face and it sets your makeup so it'll last the rest of the day (: hope I could help!
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these are all powders, and being a make- up artist, if your wanting to cover acne, start with a primer, there are different colors of primer, if your skin is reddish you would want to use a light green primer because green is on the opposite of red on the color wheel, after priming you can use the colors to highlight the affected areas...this is so good for highlighting and contouring your face, using the lighter colors to highlight under eyes chin and your T zone.... and the browns and tans are good for shaping your features... and always blend the colors out... this is one of my favorite color Pallets ... i hope this helped. these are all powders, and being a make- up artist, if your wanting to cover acne, start with a primer, there are different colors of primer, if your skin is reddish you would want to use a light green primer because green is on the opposite of red on the color wheel, after priming you can use the colors to highlight the affected areas...this is so good for highlighting and contouring your face, using the lighter colors to highlight under eyes chin and your T zone.... and the browns and tans are good for shaping your features... and always blend the colors out... this is one of my favorite... » Read More these are all powders, and being a make- up artist, if your wanting to cover acne, start with a primer, there are different colors of primer, if your skin is reddish you would want to use a light green primer because green is on the opposite of red on the color wheel, after priming you can use the colors to highlight the affected areas...this is so good for highlighting and contouring your face, using the lighter colors to highlight under eyes chin and your T zone.... and the browns and tans are good for shaping your features... and always blend the colors out... this is one of my favorite color Pallets ... i hope this helped. « Show Less