DND DC gel polish, organized by number
DC is DND's gel polish line, and its shades are identified by number rather than by a marketing name. That is the practical part for a salon: a client who liked a color six weeks ago can be matched from the service ticket instead of from memory. This collection holds 139 DC items in one place, including the Platinum series such as Platinum 207 Silver and Platinum 208 Golden, and Mermaid series numbers like Mermaid 240. Working a number range on one page beats clicking through a brand catalog bottle by bottle.
Building a wall you can actually restock
There are two ways to lay this out. One is narrow and deep: a short run of the numbers your technicians reach for most, with backup bottles behind each so the display never empties mid-week. The other is wide and shallow, spreading across the numbering so the wall looks full to a walk-in. Whichever you choose, keep the number readable on the bottle and write it on the service ticket, because a number transfers between technicians without interpretation. It also helps to shelve the Platinum and Mermaid numbers together, apart from the rest of the range, so those series read as their own group on the display.
What goes on the station beside it
DC 900 Top No Cleanse (0.6 oz) is the finishing coat in this line, bottled at a station-sized volume. Curing units are on the nail lamp page and prep abrasives on files and buffers. If you also run dip, DND powders sit on the DND dip page, matched three-piece sets on DND trio, and the wider brand range on DND. Everything here is stocked for salons and technicians ordering at wholesale, with free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
