iGEL Dip & Dap Powder, Base and Activator
This is the iGEL side of our dip program: iGEL Dip & Dap colored powders together with the step liquids that go under and over them, including iGEL Dip Base #2 and iGEL Dip Activator #3, both listed in 0.5 oz. Shades carry a DP number as well as a name, such as DP 007 Blush Pink and DP 020 Powdered Blush, so a tech can call out a code across the salon instead of describing a color.
The numbering is the argument for keeping this line together. The liquids are labeled as steps, not just as products, so the order of operations sits on the bottle rather than in someone's head. That helps when a newer tech runs a dip service unsupervised, and it helps when your back bar carries more than one brand and the bottles start to look alike.
Ordering base and activator with color
Order the liquids on their own schedule. Base and activator get pulled for every dip service regardless of which shade goes on, so they run down on a cadence your color jars will not track. Holding a backup of each is what keeps a full-set appointment from turning into a substitution conversation. Handle, store and apply any liquid per the manufacturer's instructions and SDS, and check your state board's requirements for your service menu.
If you want shade depth past this brand, our DND dip page covers that numbering system and the broader dip powder page spans the rest. Files and buffers handle prep and the final smooth-out, and brand additions show up on promotions when we run them.
Wholesale pricing for salons and nail techs, orders out of Lafayette, LA in 1-2 business days, and free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
