The page groups Chaun Legend gel polish bundles: the full 240-colour library, Vol. 1 with 80 colours, Vol. 2.1 and Vol. 2.2 with 65 colours each, themed 6-colour sets such as sheers, pastels, neons and fall shades, and build-your-own 6 or 10 gel kits. Some listings name a gift in the title; open the listing to see what it includes. Bundles and single bottles share the same shade numbers, so reorders are simple.
Chaun Legend shades are numbered LG5001 to LG5240. Vol. 2.1 covers LG5111 to LG5175 and Vol. 2.2 covers LG5176 to LG5240, 65 shades each. The 240-colour library covers the whole range. Each shade is also sold on its own, so you can refill a single number when a bottle runs out.
Not necessarily. On DTK the Chaun Legend bundles are priced at the single-bottle price times the number of colours, so a bundle mainly saves ordering time and gives you a complete range in one order. Compare the bundle price with the single price before you buy if price per bottle is your main concern.
Apply thin coats and cure each one for about 60 seconds under an LED lamp or about 2 minutes under a UV lamp, following Chaun Legend's directions. Thin coats cure evenly; thick coats can stay soft underneath and lift. Use a base and top coat, and cap the free edge with every layer for even wear at the tip. Wipe the bottle neck before capping so the lid does not stick between services.
The Chaun Legend listings and brand information on DTK do not describe the line as HEMA-free, so treat it as a standard gel. For clients who have reacted to HEMA, choose a line the maker labels HEMA-free and do a patch test first, because other acrylates can still cause a reaction even in a HEMA-free gel.