How much is dip powder at Element Nail Bar?

Dip full set and dip manicure

We list two dip services. The Dip Full Set starts at $65 and is the option when you want extra length or shape added. The Dip Manicure starts at $65 too and applies powder color over your natural nail length.

Each takes about an hour. A plus sign means starting price, so your total depends on what you ask for. If you are unsure which one fits your nails, call 954-236-7922 or ask your tech when you sit down. We are glad to talk it through on the phone first, so you book the one that fits your nails.

What changes the cost

Removal of an older set adds time. If your nails are cracked or broken, repairs add cost. Longer length, more complicated shapes and design work also raise the total. Tell the tech if your nails are cracked or uneven when you sit down, since it changes what is needed.

Designs are priced as add-ons from $10, whether that is a single accent finger or a few hand-painted details. Dip color is deep and opaque, so a plain color often looks finished without extra art. Rich, opaque colors like espresso and taupe often look complete on their own, so art is optional rather than expected.

• Removal of old product
• Repairs
• Longer length or specific shape
• Design add-ons from $10

What you get for the price

Dip powder has a thick, sturdy finish. It needs no lamp, because the resin hardens in the air. People who are hard on their nails, such as those who type or work with their hands, often like how it holds up.

Wear time is usually about two to three weeks. In Florida humidity, edges near the cuticle can lift earlier, particularly after long days in the water. Cuticle oil and drying your hands thoroughly help. Thick powder layers feel firm, so give yourself a day to get used to the weight if you are new to dip.

How to book

Appointments are recommended, and walk-ins are accepted when there is room. Call 954-236-7922. We are at 8151 W Sunrise Blvd in Plantation, open Monday to Saturday 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM and Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM. Weekends fill sooner, so book a day ahead if you have a time in mind for your visit.

If you are getting a dip set removed or switching from another product, tell us when you call. Proper removal takes time, and it is best not to peel or file at home. Do not use a metal tool or your teeth to take dip off at home, because that is how nails get torn.

Dip manicure or full set?

The two services start at the same price, so it comes down to length and shape. If you like your natural length and want a sturdy color finish, the Dip Manicure covers it. If you want more length, a different shape or help with short nails, the Dip Full Set is the better choice.

Think about growth, too. A manicure applied to your natural nail is simplest when your nails are already healthy and reasonably even. Nails that are short on one hand or broken on a few fingers often look better with a full set, since the shape can be evened out.

If you are not sure, describe what you want to the tech or call 954-236-7922 before you come. A short conversation avoids booking the wrong service, and the right choice keeps your nails looking neat for longer. Whichever you choose, ask about upkeep, because dip is removed and redone rather than filled for many people.

Questions guests ask

How much is a dip manicure at Element?

A Dip Manicure starts at $65 and takes about 60 minutes. A Dip Full Set also starts at $65. The plus sign means a starting price, and removal, repairs or design can add to it.

How long do dip powder nails last?

Most people get about two to three weeks before growth or lifting shows. Water, heat and daily use change that. Dry your hands well and keep oil on the cuticles.

Can I add nail art to dip nails?

Yes. Design add-ons start at $10. Tell us what you want when you book or sit down, and we can tell you what it will add before we start. We can tell you the add-on price before the tech starts.