BUY IN BULK & SAVE - GEL

What you will find in bulk gel

This page collects the gel polish that DTK sells as sets, runs and multi-colour listings rather than one bottle at a time. It is built for the moment a salon fills a new colour wall, refreshes a season, or adds a cat eye service and wants every shade of a palette in one order. Most listings here are colour sets from seven brands: LAVIS, LDS, Chaun Legend, Kiara Sky, OPI, Aprés and SNS. A smaller group are single bottles from LAVIS collections that are tagged for bulk buying, so you can top up the one shade that ran out instead of buying the whole palette again.

Sets range from 6-colour bundles to 72-colour seasonal sets, plus numbered parts that cover a run of shade numbers. Stock is shown per listing and, on many sets, per shade option, so read the option list before you plan a full wall around it.

Set sizes by brand

LAVIS sets and numbered parts

LAVIS has the widest range here. The C collections come as 24-colour sets with each shade also offered as its own option on the same listing. C02 Scarlet Bloom mixes solid reds with glitter, jelly and cat eye shades, C07 Pinktopia is a pink palette with a few glitter and cat eye shades, C08 Glass Gala is a translucent jelly palette, and C06 Maple & Mocha leans brown and red for autumn. The cat eye side includes 12-colour CE sets, 24-colour cat eye collections such as C13 Hallowed Solstice, and the Velvet Glow, Velvet Ember and Amber Crystal sets.

The numbered gel parts work differently. Each part covers a run of shade numbers, Part 1 starts at 001 and Part 8 ends at 276, and every number is listed as its own option, so you can pick exactly the shades missing from your chart. Two 48-colour sets follow the LAVIS seasonal bands: 109 to 156 for soft spring pastels and 157 to 204 for bright summer neons. See the LAVIS numbered gel shades for single bottles across the range.

LDS seasonal and themed sets

LDS sets are organised by season and theme. The 18-colour SG1 sets each follow one mood, from Pink Dreamscape and Rose Reverie to Rich Roast and Royal Blue. The 36-colour sets are named by season and number, such as Neutral 1 Serene Retreat or Winter 3 Winter Wonderland, and the 72-colour Color Craze sets cover a whole season in one box. As a guide, LDS spring palettes lean pastel, coral and nude, fall and winter lean wine, brown and navy, and holiday shades lean red, gold and silver. The Midnight Merry and RB universal cat eye sets add 12 magnetic shades each. For single LDS bottles, browse single LDS gel bottles.

Chaun Legend, Kiara Sky, OPI, Aprés and SNS

Chaun Legend sets come as 6-colour themed bundles, the 10-colour After Dark bundle, the Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 libraries, and a 240-colour library that covers the full chart; Chaun Legend by the bottle lists every shade on its own. Kiara Sky is represented by Gel Pro edit boxes and the Ivy League set of ten shades, HFG191 to HFG200. OPI sets follow the seasonal Intelli-Gel releases, including the Spring & Summer 2026 set of 24. Aprés sets group Gel Couleur shades by season or in runs of 50, and SNS offers the Pearl Gel set and the Crystal Twinkle and Diamond Twinkle cat eye sets of 24.

How to choose a bulk gel order

• Building a colour wall from scratch: start with numbered parts or a 72-colour seasonal set, so the shades follow one numbering system that is easy to reorder.
• Refreshing for a season: pick one seasonal set per brand you already use rather than mixing several partial palettes.
• Adding a cat eye service: a 12-colour cat eye set gives a full menu of shades; add a cat eye magnet and your usual base and top.
• Testing a trend: a 6-colour bundle lets you try a mood, such as neons or nudes, before committing to a large set.
• Clients loyal to one brand: a brand library or edit box keeps the shade names your clients already ask for.

How to place a bulk gel order

1. List what you already have: write down the shade numbers on your wall so you do not pay twice for the same colour.
2. Choose one numbering system: parts and seasonal sets are easiest to reorder when they share the brand's numbers.
3. Open each listing's options: many sets show stock for every shade and for the full set, so check both before you order.
4. Read the title for extras: anything included beyond the colours, such as a colour chart or a gift, is named in the listing.
5. Add base and top coat: most sets here are colour only, so add base and top gels that match the brand.
6. Check your lamp: a larger gel wall means more curing, so confirm your lamps for a full gel wall can keep up.

Does a set cost less per bottle?

Not always. On many listings here the set price works out the same per bottle as buying each shade from the same listing, and on a few it differs slightly in either direction. A set is mainly a way to get a complete palette in one step and to keep your numbers consistent. If price per bottle matters to your order, divide the set price by the number of shades on the listing and compare it with the single-shade option shown right below it.

The single-shade options are also the practical way to keep a set complete over time. When one colour from a palette sells out at your station, reorder that number on its own from the same listing instead of buying the whole set again. For LAVIS collections, the single bottles tagged for bulk buying on this page do the same job: a C04 Wildflower Whimsy or C09 Morning Dewdrop number can be topped up on its own.

Storing a large gel stock

Keep gel bottles capped and away from the lamp and from sunny windows, because stray UV can thicken gel in the bottle neck, and wipe the neck before closing so the cap does not stick. Shelve bottles by brand and number so a client's request turns into one look along the row, and keep the set's colour chart, where one is included, next to the wall.

Other bulk and set pages

DND gel is sold by numbered chart runs on its own page, DND gel by the part. Brand-specific boxes have their own pages too: bulk OPI gel boxes and Kiara Sky sets by the box. If you also stock acrylic, see acrylic powder in bulk.

Related collections

• 36-colour salon packs Parts, palettes and full lines across brands.
• sets that ship with a gift Collections with a named gift in the listing.
• magnetic gel sets and singles Cat eye gels from LAVIS, LDS and SNS.
• the LDS range Gel, lacquer, dip and tools from LDS.

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• Gel polish brands compared
• The Chaun Legend full gel collection