Kiara Sky Dip Powder
Every jar on this page is Kiara Sky, so you are working inside one brand's color system instead of mixing powders from several manufacturers at the same station. For a salon that runs dip as a core service, that is the practical argument for going single-brand: one labeling scheme, one reorder list, one set of jars your techs learn once.
Use the D-code, not just the name
Kiara Sky dip shades carry a name plus a D-number, as in Sunny Daze D587, Shake Your Palm Palm D588 and Haute Chocolate D571. Record the D-number on the service ticket and on your color chart rather than the name alone. Names can read alike from one brand or season to the next; the code does not, so whoever restocks the wall can reorder the exact jar without guessing. Collection releases such as the Electro Pop Collection keep their own numbering (Remix D619), which makes it straightforward to pull a whole seasonal group in one order.
Planning the wall
Plan the wall in two tiers: put the shades you reorder all year on a standing order, then rotate a smaller seasonal block as new collections land. Compare formats before you commit shelf space by looking at the wider dip powder range and at acrylic powder if your salon also does sculpted sets. Prep and finish matter as much as the powder itself, so keep files and buffers on the same reorder cycle, and see our French manicure ideas for where the neutral end of the wall earns its space.
Orders ship in 1-2 business days, with free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
