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DND DC One Line 160 Colors is a 160-colour assortment of DND DC gel and lacquer duos, pulled from what ND has in stock.
What is in the box
- 160 gel and lacquer duos: each one a soak-off gel with a matching air-dry lacquer in the same shade.
- Bottle size: 0.6 oz per bottle.
- Wear: up to 21 days when run as a full service.
Specifications
Spec Value Brand line DND DC Colours in this box 160 Bottle size 0.6 oz System DND DC 3-step gel: base gel, gel colour, top coat Cure under an LED or UV lamp Gel wear up to 21 days Soak-off time 10 to 15 minutes Duplicates none within a box Condition new How the assortment is put together
An assortment order is not a fixed colour list. ND builds it from the DND DC stock on hand at the time of packing, with no duplicates, so two orders of the same size will not contain the same 160 shades. It is the right buy when you want breadth across the wall and you are not tied to particular numbers. If a specific shade has to be in the box, order that one separately.
Running a service from this box
- Prep: file to shape, push back the cuticle, buff off the shine and dehydrate the plate.
- Base gel: one thin coat, capped at the free edge, cured under an LED or UV lamp.
- Colour coat one: one thin coat, kept off the skin, cured.
- Colour coat two: a second coat brings the pigment to full depth, cured again.
- Top gel: one coat, cured, then wipe the tacky layer if your top coat leaves one.
- The lacquer half: air-dries over a base coat at home, no lamp needed.
Best for
- A new shop that needs a full wall on day one
- Buyers who want the widest spread of the range in a single order
- Anyone restocking broadly rather than replacing particular numbers
Part, assortment or singles
A part gives you a known block of numbers. An assortment gives you width and no promises about which numbers arrive. If the goal is a full-looking wall rather than a specific palette, the assortment is the faster route, and singles fill the gaps afterwards.
Getting it onto the wall
Unbox against the listing count before anything goes on the shelf, because a short count is easier to resolve on the day it arrives than a month later. Shelve in number order rather than by eye: clients come back asking for a number, not for a colour name, and a wall in sequence makes a rebook a ten-second job. Note any gaps so the next order fills them.
Stocked alongside the DND DC, DND and DIVA gel wall, the DC gel and lacquer range and DC gel colours.
DND DC One Line 160 Colors is a 160-colour assortment of DND DC gel and lacquer duos, pulled from what ND has in stock.
What is in the box
- 160 gel and lacquer duos: each one a soak-off gel with a matching air-dry lacquer in the same shade.
- Bottle size: 0.6 oz per bottle.
- Wear: up to 21 days when run as a full service.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand line | DND DC |
| Colours in this box | 160 |
| Bottle size | 0.6 oz |
| System | DND DC 3-step gel: base gel, gel colour, top coat |
| Cure | under an LED or UV lamp |
| Gel wear | up to 21 days |
| Soak-off time | 10 to 15 minutes |
| Duplicates | none within a box |
| Condition | new |
How the assortment is put together
An assortment order is not a fixed colour list. ND builds it from the DND DC stock on hand at the time of packing, with no duplicates, so two orders of the same size will not contain the same 160 shades. It is the right buy when you want breadth across the wall and you are not tied to particular numbers. If a specific shade has to be in the box, order that one separately.
Running a service from this box
- Prep: file to shape, push back the cuticle, buff off the shine and dehydrate the plate.
- Base gel: one thin coat, capped at the free edge, cured under an LED or UV lamp.
- Colour coat one: one thin coat, kept off the skin, cured.
- Colour coat two: a second coat brings the pigment to full depth, cured again.
- Top gel: one coat, cured, then wipe the tacky layer if your top coat leaves one.
- The lacquer half: air-dries over a base coat at home, no lamp needed.
Best for
- A new shop that needs a full wall on day one
- Buyers who want the widest spread of the range in a single order
- Anyone restocking broadly rather than replacing particular numbers
Part, assortment or singles
A part gives you a known block of numbers. An assortment gives you width and no promises about which numbers arrive. If the goal is a full-looking wall rather than a specific palette, the assortment is the faster route, and singles fill the gaps afterwards.
Getting it onto the wall
Unbox against the listing count before anything goes on the shelf, because a short count is easier to resolve on the day it arrives than a month later. Shelve in number order rather than by eye: clients come back asking for a number, not for a colour name, and a wall in sequence makes a rebook a ten-second job. Note any gaps so the next order fills them.
Stocked alongside the DND DC, DND and DIVA gel wall, the DC gel and lacquer range and DC gel colours.