DND trios at one price
A trio is one shade number supplied three ways — gel, lacquer and dip powder — so a single colour covers every service on the menu. Sold here as individual trios at a flat price rather than as a collection buy-in.
The reason salons standardise on trios is consistency rather than cost. When a client picks a number off the chart, the dip set, the soak-off service and the bottle they take home are all the same formulation family and the same shade code, which removes the small mismatches that turn into remakes.
Shade numbering is the standard DND system. If you already keep a DND chart, anything here drops straight into it. Building a wall from scratch is usually easier from the full DND trio collection or the main DND catalogue, and singles are for patching what runs out.
The equivalent single-bottle ranges are DND duo singles and DND dip singles. To compare trios across brands, see all 3-in-1 trios.
One practical note on storage: dip powder and lacquer keep differently. Powder is stable for a long time if the jar is kept closed and dry, while lacquer thickens once it has been opened and worked through a season. If you buy trios deep, it is normal for the powder to outlast the bottle in the same set, and replacing the lacquer alone from duo singles is cheaper than replacing the trio.
