Pyramid dip powder, filed by number
Pyramid identifies its dip powders by number rather than by shade name. A jar reads PYRAMID Dip Polish - 383 or PYRAMID Dip Polish - 486, so reordering is a matter of reading the number off the jar at the station instead of matching a color name to a swatch on a screen. This collection lists 104 Pyramid dip products, which makes it a working reference for the numbers your team already uses and for the ones sitting next to them in the sequence.
Running a numbered line without guesswork
Two habits keep a numbered system usable. Keep a written list of the numbers your techs reach for most and reorder from that list rather than from memory, since a number is easy to misread and hard to describe over the phone. Then add new numbers in small blocks so the sequence on the shelf stays continuous and a jar can be found by counting instead of hunting.
What goes with it
Pyramid is one dip line among several stocked here. If you are comparing brands before committing shelf space, the full dip powder range puts the options side by side, and the DND dip range has its own page if you want a second line to weigh against Pyramid. Application supplies are listed separately: nail glue for the base and seal steps, and files and buffers for shaping between layers.
Follow the manufacturer instructions and your state board rules for every product in this range. Ordering is straightforward: free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states, orders ship in 1-2 business days, and standard transit runs 2-5 business days.
