A warm almond-beige cover powder for sculpted acrylic nails with a refined, natural-looking finish.
✦ Sculpted Coverage in a Soft Almond Tone
TONES Pro Acrylic Powder Cover Almond is a professional acrylic polymer powder designed for nail enhancements, overlays, and sculpted sets. The Cover Almond shade is described as a warm almond-beige tone, making it a beautiful choice for creating natural nail-bed coverage, soft French bases, and polished everyday acrylic looks.
This 3.5 oz jar offers a salon-friendly size in a loose powder format. TONES recommends pairing it with TONES EMA Acrylic Monomer, using a medium-wet bead and adjusting the liquid-to-powder ratio as needed for working time and bead control.
✦ What Makes It Beautiful to Work With
✦ Warm Cover Almond Shade A soft almond-beige tone designed for natural-looking nail-bed coverage and elegant enhancement sets.
✦ Professional Acrylic Polymer Made for acrylic nail services, including overlays, extensions, sculpting, and refined salon applications.
✦ Moderate-to-Fast Working Feel Manufacturer-described polymerization gives trained nail professionals time to shape while keeping service flow smooth.
✦ Traditional or Dip Use The line is marketed for use with traditional acrylic techniques and dip-style applications, depending on the service method.
✦ TONES System Pairing Designed to pair with TONES EMA Acrylic Monomer, along with proper prep, dehydrator, and primer steps.
✦ Salon-Friendly 3.5 oz Jar A versatile professional size for technicians who want a cover shade suited to many nail looks.
✦ Key Ingredients
Ethyl Methacrylate Listed by the manufacturer as part of the acrylic powder formula.
Polymethyl Methacrylate A core acrylic polymer component disclosed on the manufacturer product page.
Benzoyl Peroxide Included in the manufacturer-published ingredient list for this acrylic powder.
D&C Red #7 and D&C Red #30 Listed colorants that help create the Cover Almond shade family.
✦ How to Use
- 01 Prep the natural nail by pushing back cuticles, lightly buffing away shine, and cleansing with sanitizer or alcohol.
- 02 Apply tips or place forms if needed, then use dehydrator and primer as part of the acrylic prep routine.
- 03 Dip an acrylic brush into EMA monomer and pick up a medium-wet bead of powder; TONES notes an approximate 1.5:1 liquid-to-powder guideline.
- 04 Sculpt to the desired shape, allow the acrylic to set fully, then refine with a file and buffer, remove dust, and finish with top coat.
