BUY IN BULK & SAVE - ACRYLIC

What a bulk acrylic order looks like here

This page collects the acrylic powder listings that put many jars into a single order. Most of them are LAVIS Color Acrylic & Dip Powder, a 2-in-1 powder that works for both acrylic and dip services. LAVIS sells it in numbered parts of 36 consecutive shades, in a 1 oz or a 1.5 oz jar size, and as one full line of 276 colours. Next to the LAVIS runs sit three cover and colour sets from other makers: a 48-colour LAVIS Acrylic Cover set in 1.5 oz jars, the Mia Secret Acrylic Cover set of 18 shades in 2 oz jars, and a Young Nails set of 22 acrylic powders in 45 g jars.

These listings suit a salon opening a new acrylic station, a studio that wants every number in a range on the shelf at once, or a tech who would rather place one order than reorder jar by jar. If you only need a few shades, the single jars are a better fit, and they are linked further down.

The bulk sets at a glance

LAVIS 36-colour parts: how the numbers run

Each LAVIS part is named for the shade numbers it holds, so you always know which run you are buying. Part 1 covers 001 to 036, Part 2 covers 037 to 072, Part 3 covers 073 to 108, Part 4 covers 109 to 144, Part 5 covers 145 to 180 and Part 6 covers 181 to 216. Every part comes in two listings, one with 1 oz jars and one with 1.5 oz jars, so pick the size that matches how fast your station goes through a shade.

The LAVIS numbering also follows colour families. The early numbers are the core colours, the run from 097 to 108 is glitter, 109 to 156 is the soft Korean-style pastel range for spring, 157 to 204 is the bright neon range, and the later numbers move into warmer tones. That makes Part 4 the natural pick for a pastel wall, Part 3 the one that carries the first glitters, and Parts 5 and 6 the ones for brights. The same shade numbers are used across LAVIS powder, gel and lacquer, so a part can sit next to the matching gel bottles on the same shelf.

Full lines and cover sets

LAVIS 276 Colors

The full LAVIS listing puts the whole numbered powder line into one order. It is the simplest way to open an acrylic or dip menu that offers every LAVIS number without reordering in parts.

LAVIS Acrylic Cover 48 Colors

This set packs 48 jars of LAVIS powder in the 1.5 oz size into a single listing, for salons that want a deep stock of LAVIS on the shelf from day one.

Mia Secret Acrylic Cover 18 Colors

The Mia Secret set holds all 18 cover shades of the line, #01 to #18, in 2 oz jars. Cover powders are the semi-opaque to opaque nudes and pinks that hide the natural nail line, so this set is the base layer for pink and white work and sculpted sets.

Young Nails Acrylic Powder 22 Colors

The Young Nails set brings 22 jars of the brand's 45 g powders together, built from its Core and Speed formulas plus cover shades. It suits salons that already pair Young Nails powder with Young Nails liquid.

How to choose a bulk order

• Opening an acrylic station from scratch: start with one or two LAVIS parts in the 1.5 oz size, plus a cover set for nail beds.
• Building a seasonal wall: pick the LAVIS part whose numbers match the season, such as Part 4 for pastels or Parts 5 and 6 for brights.
• Offering every LAVIS number: the 276-colour line saves you from tracking which parts you still need.
• Pink and white specialists: the Mia Secret 18-shade cover set gives every cover tone of that brand in one box.
• Young Nails salons: stay in one system with the 22-colour Young Nails set and the matching liquid.
• Trying a brand first: buy a few single jars before you commit to a full part.

What else a bulk acrylic order needs

Powder is only half of an acrylic service. You also need an EMA liquid monomer, a primer and a dehydrator for prep, and a good brush. Most of the liquids listed at DTK are labelled EMA and MMA-free, and the LAVIS Purple UV Liquid EMA is also offered in a 1 gallon size for high-volume stations. Brands generally say their own liquid gives the best result with their own powder, so pair Mia Secret powder with Mia Secret liquid and Young Nails powder with Young Nails liquid where you can. For the brush, LAVIS recommends a size 10 to 20 for acrylic work.

• Liquid monomer, primers and dehydrators: EMA monomer for bulk powder orders.
• Brushes: Kolinsky acrylic brushes and the wider acrylic and sculpting brush range.

How to apply LAVIS powder as acrylic

1. Prep: push back the cuticle, shape the nail, remove the shine, cleanse and dehydrate.
2. Prime: apply a thin layer of primer to the natural nail only, keeping it off the skin, and let it air-dry.
3. Pick up a bead: dip the brush in EMA liquid, wipe off the excess, and pick up a bead of powder.
4. Place and shape: set the bead on the nail and press it into shape, keeping the product off the skin.
5. Let it set: acrylic air-sets, so no lamp is needed.
6. File and finish: refine the shape, cap the free edge, and finish the set the way your service menu calls for.

Pro tip: clean, dehydrated prep and primer kept off the skin are the first defence against lifting, whichever powder you stock. For liquid-to-powder balance, the guide on acrylic powder ratios walks through it in detail.

LAVIS powder also works for dip services with a dip liquid system. For dip-first ordering, see dip systems by brand.

Storing a shelf of powder

• Keep every jar sealed when it is not in use, away from heat and direct sunlight.
• Store jars in number order so a part stays easy to restock and easy to read for clients.
• Keep liquid monomer capped and away from heat, and work with good ventilation.
• Note the opening date on each jar so older stock is used first.

Does bulk cost less per jar?

Not always. Bulk on this page means a full run of shades in one order, not a lower price per jar. Divide the set price by the number of jars and compare it with the single jar of the same size before you order. Prices are shown on each listing and can change with stock, so check the product page for the current figure. You can find the single jars in single LAVIS powder jars, single Young Nails jars and Mia Secret powders and liquids.

Related collections

• Acrylic powder lines by brand Every acrylic powder DTK carries, sorted by maker.
• LAVIS powder, gel and lacquer trios One shade number as powder, gel polish and lacquer.
• V Beauty Pure acrylic jars Acrylic System jars and kits from V Beauty Pure.
• Gel parts and salon bundles 36-colour gel parts and full-line orders for the gel side of the salon.

Related reads

• What nail monomer is: EMA vs MMA
• Choosing a primer for acrylic nails
• Using dip powder as acrylic