Gelish gel color, listed by shade number
Every shade on this page carries a number ahead of its name: 876 Arctic Freeze, 860 Tutti Fruitti, 895 Shake it Till You Samba, 936 Tahiti Hottie. These are bottled gel polishes, cured under a lamp rather than air dried, and the number is the part of the title worth writing down.
Reordering without guesswork
Put the number on your restock list, not the name. When a client asks for the shade she wore last time, the ticket says 936, and 936 is what arrives, with no room for a near-miss between two similar names. If you keep a color wall at the front of the salon, label the swatches with their numbers as well, so a tech can call a bottle out from the station without walking over to read the label, and so anyone covering the ordering can rebuy straight from the wall.
Building out the range
A working set does not have to be large. Hold a core group you reach for week after week, order those deep, and rotate a smaller seasonal block on top rather than reordering the whole wall at once; browse fall shades when the season turns. Because the range is numbered, you can track which numbers actually leave the salon over a season and let that decide the next order instead of guessing. For a wider view of what else can go on the color wall, see nail color, and for shades that need a matching bottled lacquer, gel and lacquer sets. If you came looking for powder rather than a bottled gel, browse dip powder. We ship in 1-2 business days with free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
