KIARA SKYLong Lasting Nail Dip Powder Blue Tones 1 oz, Thrill Seeker

I love the color but not what is advertised. It’s more of a grey bluish tone.

Rated 4 stars since the photo in the listing for the color Wine Down is misleading. Wine Down is a deep purple, not navy blue. Pretty color if you like dark purple.

It was as easy as other brands to apply. It is not as bright as they show in the picture.

I really love the color (teal) and the size but my issue is the quality of the product. I am not even sure if the one sent to me was new and never been used because it looks like a used one. My favorite nail technician uses the same brand and did not look and feel like the one sold to me.

I have been searching for a true navy blue dip powder, and none of the ones I tried were dark enough. This is exactly what I was looking for.

I Purchased ten of the Kiara Sky dip powder colors for myself a couple of weeks ago after watching a ridiculous number of YouTube videos about the "dip method." I have tried about four of the colors so far (three with my current manicure pictured). I have loved each of the colors. The powders are highly pigmented, and my natural nails feel reinforced, but have no excessive bulk added to them.This color sort of has me baffled because it is a spotty blue and white color, and I am not sure if that is the intended finish or if I over-drilled every nail with this color on it??? The three reasons for my confusion are 1. that I have used the drill on every dip powder color (including the other three colors in my current manicure) I have used with nothing but perfect results...no splotches or discoloration.2. The blue and white "blotches" look like white, wispy clouds against a beautiful blue sky...not blotchy, really. Gorgeous, actually! And the same thing happened on each nail that I applied that color dip powder to3. The name of the color is "After the Reign" so...a pun on the word "rain"...which leads one to think of blue skies with fluffy white clouds??? Maybe???Or perhaps I just screwed those nails up...Either way, I absolutely adore the finish on this color. It looks like watercolor or marble coloring. Just pretty...the pictures really do not do the color justice, and I will be using this color again and crossing my fingers hoping that the color is meant to be the way it turned out this first time around!

I recently started doing my own dip powder nails because spending $40-$50 every two weeks was getting pricey. Yes I sucked the first few times, but now I love doing them myself. They aren't ever as perfect as the salon, but I can fix broken or chipped ones way easier, plus I save so much money.I really wanted a deep dark navy and loved the look on Amazon of Midnight in Paris. When I opened it I was so disappointed because it looked like plato blue. I was so mand, I didn't want medium bright blue nails, I wanted Navy! But I decided to just use it and after a few coats and the top coat it came out to be a true navy blue. It's really pretty. This weird inconsistency with the color of the powder and the final color has led me to try others that are also gorgeous like Victorian Iris. It looks poppy red, but is a deep crimson at the end! So if you aren't sure of the color of the powder just use it, even on one nail and wait until the finished product before judging.

Gorgeous color!

New Kiara Sky dip powders have a seal on the container once you open the lid. Returning it.

This company makes a very refined product that requires very little buffing down. Stays on for two weeks easily. Has a TINY bit of glitter, basically only visible in direct sunlight. Exactly the colour expected.

Looks like the picture

Colour exactly as expected/ delivered on time