Dip and acrylic powder, sorted by brand and system
This page gathers the powder side of the catalog: dip and acrylic powders from OPI, iGel and other brands, together with the liquids those lines are sold with. OPI lists its line as Powder Perfection, which covers color jars such as Sheer Romance 2002 and also the Liquid Essential Base Coat that belongs to the same system. iGel Match powders carry a code, as in DD 001 Baby Powder.
Pick the system before you pick colors
Powder is only half a service. Decide first which brand a station will run, because the liquids are sold as part of a brand line rather than as one generic bottle, and a jar of color is no use without the matching step next to it. Put liquids on the same order cycle as color so a busy week does not leave you with jars you cannot pour. Follow the manufacturer instructions and SDS for every liquid, and your state board rules for the service itself.
Why gloves show up on a powder page
Gloves from Shamrock and Semperguard sit in this collection, including the Shamrock 60600 Series powder-free latex glove, whose listing carries the same powder wording as the jars. They are a consumable rather than a color, and they are worth adding to the same order: see tools and accessories for the rest of the station list.
For dip specifically, browse the full dip powder range. For acrylic work, see acrylic powder. For everything OPI across polish and powder, start at the OPI collection. Wholesale pricing for salons and nail techs, with free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
