Dip Powder

Dip color and the step liquids that go with it

A dip service is a powder plus a sequence of liquids, and this collection carries both halves. The brands listed here are iGel, RED Design, U Dip, and Not Polish. The liquid steps sit alongside the colors: RED Essential lists its Dip Gel Base as Step 2, Activator as Step 3, and Top as Step 4 in 0.5 oz bottles, and iGel numbers its Dip Base as #2 in the same size.

Restock by step number, not by guesswork

Those step numbers are the useful part when you reorder. Because each step is sold as its own bottle, you can replace only the one a station has run short on instead of buying a full set every time. Each brand numbers its own sequence, so keeping one brand of liquids together at a station is simpler than tracking which bottle belongs to which system. At 0.5 oz these are station-sized bottles rather than back bar refills, so count stations first and work out quantities from there.

Fitting dip into the rest of the menu

If you want one shade in dip as well as gel and lacquer, the matched sets on duos and trios are the shortcut, and gel and lacquer covers the two-format pairs. DND dip is the page to use if your wall already runs on DND numbers, and Not Polish keeps that line separate from the wider grid. Handling and storage guidance for any dip liquid comes from the manufacturer SDS and your state board, so follow those documents rather than anything written here. Orders ship in one to two business days, with free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.