Gelish Dip Powder Colors and Step Liquids
Gelish dip is built around numbered steps, and this page carries both halves of it: the colored dip powders and the Step liquids that sequence them. Shades are numbered as well as named, like 222 Hip Hot Coral and 322 Rose-Y Cheeks, which keeps reorders and back-bar labeling unambiguous when two shades read close in the jar and the label has worn down.
Two powder sizes, two jobs
Sizes are not uniform here, and that is useful. Color shades like the two above are listed in 1.5 oz, a size that lets you hold a wide color wall without tying up money in any one shade. Clear runs larger: 997 Clear As Day is listed in 3.7 oz. If your menu includes French tips or encapsulation, a clear powder gets reached for whatever color goes over it, which is the argument for putting the bigger jar there rather than on a single shade.
Order the Step liquids by number rather than by description. Gelish Dip Step 4 Top Coat is listed in 0.5 oz, and asking for step 4 on a reorder is harder to get wrong than asking for a top coat when several bottles at the station could answer to that name. Handle, store and apply any liquid per the manufacturer's instructions and SDS, and follow your state board's rules.
Cross-shopping is easy from here. The broader dip powder page spans other systems, DND dip covers that brand's shade numbering, and gel and lacquer duos are where to look when a client wants a matching soak-off or bottle color instead. Files and buffers cover prep and finishing.
Wholesale pricing for salons, orders shipped in 1-2 business days, and free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
