5.0 out of 5 stars Best acrylic I,ve used so far and I've tried alot of them!!

I.C. · July 29, 2025

I love Makartt Pro acrylic powder! It's very beginner friendly and it gives you time to work getting your bead correctly laid down like it should be on the nail and before it starts getting hard. I highly recommend trying the Makartt Pro Im definitely going to continue buying their acrylic! The price on their powders are very affordable too and they have the prettiest colors to choose from too! They just had a new line come out recently and they are beautiful!

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C. · December 28, 2024

The media could not be loaded. MakarttPro Cover Acrylic Pink Silk**I am absolutely in love with the MakarttPro Cover Acrylic Pink Silk—this product is worth every penny! As someone who’s been doing acrylic nails for years, I’ve tried a lot of different products, and this one stands out for all the right reasons.First, the color is gorgeous! The soft, translucent pink gives nails a natural, flawless look that’s perfect for both classic French tips or full sets. It has a smooth, creamy consistency that is incredibly easy to work with. The powder blends beautifully, making it easy to create that perfect, even finish without the frustration of streaks or lumps.What really sets this product apart, though, is its durability. The strength and flexibility of the acrylic are top-notch, and my nails stay intact without any lifting or cracking. Whether I’m doing sculpted nails or basic overlays, the acrylic holds up beautifully, giving my nails a salon-quality finish that lasts for weeks.The coverage is also great—just one layer can provide solid opacity, and it’s not too thick, so you’re not left with bulky, heavy nails. Plus, it doesn’t have that strong chemical smell that some other acrylics can have, which is a bonus.Overall, MakarttPro Cover Acrylic Pink Silk is a game-changer in my nail routine. If you're looking for a high-quality, easy-to-use acrylic powder that delivers stunning results, I highly recommend it. Definitely worth every penny! 💅💅💅

5.0 out of 5 stars Makartt is amazing

A.r. · July 9, 2025

I absolutely love makartt pro acrylic cover powder. I've used others as a beginner and makartt's are just easier to work with. They are buttery, but thick and not runny or dry to fast . Just easy to work with. Colors are beautiful.

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R.N. · September 9, 2025

This product is amazing. It didn't flood my clients cuticles. It didn't running all over the place. It worked just how it was suppose to. No learning curve like most acrylic. I used it with youngnails monomer. I don’t like have a monomer for each product. 2 or 3 monomer and that is it. Hope she never changes the formula.

5.0 out of 5 stars Gorgeous tone and easy to work with.

D.N. · August 27, 2025

I am obsessed with this acrylic powder! The powder is super smooth and beautiful. It’s my second time ever working with acrylic. This powder was simple to use and mess free. It was like butter! And the color tone and shimmer is stunning!!! Pictures don’t make any justice to how beautiful this tone is. Amazing!

4.0 out of 5 stars Great Acrylic Powder, Generally! Unless You Have Adhesion Issues Like I Do😭 I Found A Fix!!

A. · September 8, 2025

The photos really can't do these justice.Firstly though please note that I installed these nails 2 days ago, and did quite a lot of filing to make them look this way. With my method though, they look almost sculpted when viewed from the side. I'll detail everything below.What I used:* Custom acrylic powder mix of Young Nails Speed Clear and Makartt Pink Silk, fifty- fifty ratio.* Young Nails Low Odor monomer.* Size 10 Kolinsky brush.* TPO/HEMA free etc top coat.* E file.* 180 grit hand file.* Flame bit.* Standard barrel bit with 180 band.* Cuticle nippers.* Young Nails Protein Bond.* Acetone nail polish remover.* 70% rubbing alcohol.I used the Leilani nails, from KISS. They have a natural smile line, line of nails in short square and these medium coffins/ ballerina and they are the best natural looking falsies I've ever had or seen that aren't hand- sculpted, costing hundreds of dollars per install!!! The review section over there is just full of raving fans- me included- but, honestly, equally as important is this acrylic powder, and I'll explain why below.Before anything, I fully washed then sanitized my hands and tools with alcohol.I gave myself a cuticle remover treatment, pushed back my cuticles, then gave myself a Russian manicure. Yes, some say that's bad but I promise you, they're incredibly healthy and beautiful when done well and carefully. I've been doing them for years and as long as I'm gentile, there's no issue or risk of infection or injury. Nail Career Education has a great video about this method on her YouTube now. Anyways...After that, I thoroughly cleaned my nails with the polish remover, let them dry, then finished them with an alcohol wipe before applying primer.I chose the nails for my fingers, leaving enough estimated room for the acrylic that would go under them and ensuring that I chose a size a little bigger than my nail beds to give my nail beds a slightly elongated look when finished, where possible. Then, with the hand file, I shaped each nail at the cuticle area to match my cuticle shape as closely as possible.Time to apply the acrylic!To get a natural, light pink base that would blend seamlessly with the press ons' pink, I mixed my new custom pink. Makartt has fantastic colors but the adhesion on me hasn't been great in the past, so I now mix their powders with the clear from Young Nails. It is flawless. I apply to the whole of my nail bed and extend it a little past my nail free edge, let it set for about 5-10 seconds, and when our starts to look matte or firm, I install the press on by laying the cuticle edge down first and pushing it firmly back into it meets my cuticle edge, pushing it until it's almost under the cuticle fold. This is what makes it look like it's really my nail, growing out of my hand.The angle is about 45° as I lay the nail down onto the rest of the acrylic, which starts thin at the cuticle line and gets thicker towards the finger tip, as this creates an apex where otherwise there really isn't much of one to speak of, and ensures that I get even coverage for the entire pink part of the press on, which avoids the awkward delineation for it to be seen where my fingertip actually ends under the press on nail. If you use clear gel or glue on extended nail bed French tips, you know exactly what I'm talking about lol!Once this is done, I gently press all angles and make sure I'm happy with the apex height, and double check that the whole nail is secured. Then I clean up any spillage of acrylic around the nail and move on to repeat the process with the next nail.After all the nails on that hand are done, I go back to the first nail of that hand that I did, and grab my hand file. On the under edges of the sides, I file until from the root to the free edge, the angle is straight or slightly up, like what you see in the photo with my thumb. You'll notice that all the nails have down turned side edges. I find that ugly, sloppy and unsophisticated personally, so I give all my nails that more European under shape instead.So, once that's done, I grab my drill with the sanding band and carve down my cuticle area. This way, I can get it very thin, which means I'll barely notice it when it grows out, and my hair won't get caught. It also helps prevent lifting, which is great for me, since I'm prone to lifting and greenies. This step additionally helps me define the apex a bit, too. I finish this step by using my flame bit to finish carving out my final cuticle line shape- for me, that's rather oval as opposed to the more soft square shape these nails tend to come with.The last major step is that I use the sanding band bit to trim and carve the side walls areas right by my cuticle areas. This gets rid of extra acrylic and press on nail material that I might have missed, and guarantees that I walk away with the perfect, crisp cuticle and side line fit and shape, like I really just spent a few hours in a salon chair getting sculpted acrylics. You can see up close on my right index finger the results of my filing and cuticle routine.When all of that is finished, I've spent about 30 minutes of my life, and there's very little left to do. I use the hand file to remove the manufacturer plastic usually left at the free edge of each nail, then wipe each nail and fingertip down thoroughly and carefully with my rubbing alcohol on a lint free hand towel. After my nails and fingers dry, I head over to my finishing station, where I've got my nail charms, top coats etc and my lamp.I, for this set, chose to wear them glossy, so I painted my pinky, being very, very mindful of my cuticle area and shape. I baked it for 60 seconds, then repeated with a second coat. I did the same for the rest of my fingers after, one by one completing them. Doing it this way greatly reduces exposure time and risk to raw gel products, which can be very dangerous, and it gives my nails extra volume, making them look even more plush, inviting and professional- since most press on nails are too thin where they shouldn't be and too thick where they needn't be. This way, I also am sure that my top coat applications stay just where I want them, no more rushing to clean up running gel after I paint another finger, or messing up the top coat because I bumped it on something.When all of the sealing and plumping with my top coat is done, if I want to wear them matte, I'll grab my buffing block and go to town on them. Doing this, I achieve a flawless bare, natural nail look and over the years, dozens of strangers have stopped me to ask how tf I grew such perfect, natural, strong, opaque nails.Sometimes I add charms like for this set. Pro Tip: apply charms with brush on glue only because then you can use the brush on Makartt nail remover to gently remove the charms and use them again!!!Phew. There you have it!Oh yeah, another thing to consider is that using my method gets me easily 2-3 weeks of this set before I need a fill. That's one big benefit of the Russian manicure. With this method, too, you can absolutely do an acrylic fill. You just need to file down the grown out edge, clean up your Russian manicure, sanitize the finger, then apply primer and fill with acrylic as usual, making sure to give yourself great apexes to rebalance the nail structure and avoid breakage later. The Leilani tips are fantastic for filling because when they grow out, you'll get a more dramatic, elongated oval nail bed appearance, which looks like the European preference in sculpted nail bed shapes. It's sexy and dramatic, but if you don't wanna wait, just adhere your Leilani nail up higher on your nail with acrylic and process like you're doing a fill right from the install. I do this sometimes when I want to make even more of a statement with them.

5.0 out of 5 stars The absolute best acrylic powder ever! My favorite for everyone! Great product for beginners!

K.C.�. · July 9, 2025

MakarttPro is my absolute favorite brand for acrylic powder!! I love the butteryness of the acrylic and these are perfect for everyone, beginners and seasoned professionals! Doesn’t dry to fast and gives you enough time to move into place and shape just how you like it before drying! This will always be my most bought powder and I will continue to use it and recommend it! Love its consistency and you will too!

5.0 out of 5 stars Great for beginners

A. · September 16, 2025

Very fine powder. Good color coverage. Beginner friendly!