Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004

The ZH422 12-color acrylic powder set collects white, clear and translucent French shades together with sparkle tones for practice, study sets and home learning. Priced at US$22.20 wholesale, it is a low-risk way for beginners to train bead control and for salons to keep a broad French palette on hand.

Key Features

• Twelve coordinated shades – whites, clears, French pinks and glitters cover classic and party looks.
• Beginner-friendly range – the palette was chosen for learning classic techniques like French tips and ombre.
• Smooth milling – powders blend into even beads and file cleanly without grit.
• Versatile use – works for tips, sculpting, encapsulation and dip-style practice with monomer.
• Compact classroom set – easy to store and to split across multiple training tables.

Specifications

How to Practice with the Set

Start with the white and clear powders only: form a bead, place it on the tip area and shape the smile line before the acrylic sets. Repeat the same motion until beads sit consistently, then add the sparkle shades for event nails. Practising on practice fingers first will save your natural nails, as described in our home manicure practice guide.

Storage Tips

Close every jar immediately after dipping, because moisture makes acrylic powder clump. Store the set in a cool, dry drawer and keep monomer away from the powder lids to prevent accidental hardening of the contents.

FAQ

Do I need monomer liquid to use these powders?

Yes – acrylic powder only becomes workable when mixed with monomer liquid. Add a quality monomer and a dappen dish to your order from the nail tools range.

Is this set good for total beginners?

Very good. The neutral palette keeps the focus on technique, and the multiple whites make smile-line practice affordable without buying single jars.

How do I remove practice acrylics?

Soak them off with acetone wraps after filing the surface. The same method used for gels is explained step by step in our removal article.

Can I use these powders for nail art?

Yes – the sparkle shades work for encapsulation, 3D accents and French glitter tips. When you are ready to compare systems, our poly gel vs press-on nails guide helps you decide what to offer clients.