6 Boxes Mermaid Chrome Nail Art Powder Aurora Powder Mirror Holographic Laser Colorful Neon Pearl Pigment Manicuring Glitter with 6pcs Eyeshadow Sticks

I used this product on the acrylic nails I did. I would post pictures but the picture doesn’t do it justice (i’m fairly new to doing my own acrylics) I love that it came with applicators. The product is kinda compacted so make sure and shake it or tap it on the table your doing your nails. All in all works well super cute and shiny and the colors are visible.

Love these. I have used these on a bare nail for a hint of color and on top of a color. These are wonderful and go on great every time. (I did learn to run a cotton pad of alcohol across my mails reL quick to get it to apply effortlessly) any ways I love them❤️❤️

Worked great super cute lasts a long time

Love these chrome powders. They look cool on the clear base coat or a bit more subtle on a colored polish. You can use these on regular, non-gel, polish if you let it dry for a long time before you put the powder then a top coat!

I am in search of a good chrome powder that doesn't have major yellow undertones, and this sadly is not it. I want a chrome powder for ice nails, meaning I am using it on a clear background. The nails get so yellow and not even a cute pale yellow, but like an old dirty looking clear yellow. It's not good. I even used this on a blue background, thinking it might cancel a little of the yellow out, but it really didn't. It gave the blue nails an unnatural yellow sheen. Like they look good in bright sunlight and that's about it. It only looked good in bright sunlight when it covers the yellow tone. Also the chrome is more subtle than it appears, so you really need 2-3 coats to have a major impact, but the more coats you do, the cloudier the nail gets. Like the nails loose a lot of transparency and start to go opaque. I also don't like the loose powder format, it is so messy and you need the tiniest amounts, so the loose powder is challenging. I spilled this on a natural wood table it was a nightmare to clean up, and got stuck in the natural grain of the wood.My other issue is this is saying mermaid/aurora/holographic. This implies dual-chrome like pigment which appears a different color when you move the nail different angles. This is not that. This also ties into what I said earlier with not having a major impact. There are a couple colors which do have 2 pigments in them, but its not shift chrome color. Rather when you move the nails a certain way, you get no holographic impact and just the yellow undertone, and then you move the nail back and you get both pigments at that one angle.I think if you want to add something a little interesting to an existing color maybe these could do it for you, but you'd have to be careful with pairing certain chrome colors with certain nail colors to try and cancel that yellow cloudy tone. Also don't expect a true holographic impact. I have been doing my nails a while now and love the aurora and ice nails, so I want something much more impactful and much more transparent and clear, and this is not it for me sadly.

I bought this for my nail business and it works fantastic! Ignore everyone saying that it comes with too little product. All you need is a TOUCH of the pigment. A LITTLE goes a loooong way.

I absolutely hate this particular scam. So many people don't know the difference between interference and chameleon pigment so we wind up with garbage like this where some creepy company labels their cheap interference powder as chameleon and inexperienced people buy it and leave good reviews, basically helping the company deceive more people. Don't buy this. It's not chameleon powder.

It’s good for Hailey Bieber trend