Help with CND powders please

[raznik]

Hi everyone.
I have some CND natural perfect colour powder ( actually quiet a lot of it), and Im wondering what it is best used for?

I find its a bit too whitish and milky for a nail bed, but could someone help me with advise as to what I could mix into it to make it more useable?

Im just at a loss as to what I can use it for?

 

[busybee32]

<font size="1"><i>Posted via Mobile Device</i></font>
natural powder is for creating a natural looking free edge. It isn't designed for nail bed coverage hths.
Jen xx

 

[geeg]

<font size="1"><i>Posted via Mobile Device</i></font>
natural powder is for creating a natural looking free edge. It isn't designed for nail bed coverage hths.
Jen xx

I use the Natural Powder allot. Either over the natural free edge of the client then using pink for the nail bed area or over a natural coloured tip then followed by pink over the nail bed or camouflage powder to elongate.

It is formulated for the purpose of creating a natural coloured free edge for either NNO or T&O.

 

[stoney]

Hi everyone.
I have some CND natural perfect colour powder ( actually quiet a lot of it), and Im wondering what it is best used for?

I find its a bit too whitish and milky for a nail bed, but could someone help me with advise as to what I could mix into it to make it more useable?

Im just at a loss as to what I can use it for?

I got a great mix tip from a tech in Aberdeen. Equal parts natural and soft white and just a very small touch of yellow. It makes a fantastic natural free edge colour, I have a big pot mixed up and use it all the time.

 

[raznik]

Thanks all for the advise.
My CND training was back in the 1800's so it seems, all this mixing colours is a little overwhelming, but Im intent on using that darn pot of it, so ill give it ago !

Thanks again