It groups 93 Chaun Legend gel polish listings DTK tags for spring. Each listing is a single numbered shade, such as LG5001 Lactose Intolerant, LG5031 Coconut Milk, LG5134 Spearmint Secrets and LG5149 Lilac It Like That. Stock changes by shade, so check each listing before you build a spring menu around one colour, and note a second shade as a backup.
Chaun Legend numbers its gel polish from LG5001 upward, across several volumes, and the number stays the same on every reorder. Writing the LG number on a client card is the easiest way to match a colour at the next appointment or to restock a shade that sells out on your shelf. The same numbering runs across Chaun Legend's spring, Valentine and full colour pages on DTK, so one number finds the shade wherever it is grouped.
Cure each thin colour coat for 60 seconds under an LED lamp or about 2 minutes under a UV lamp. Thin coats cure evenly from top to bottom, while thick coats can stay soft underneath and wrinkle. Two thin coats usually give full colour, and you can cap the free edge on each coat.
Chaun Legend makes its own base gel, a no-wipe top and a matte top to finish its colours, and using the same system keeps the layers working together. The tops are listed separately from the colours, and stock varies by listing, so check the product page before you order them with a spring restock.
This page does not describe Chaun Legend as HEMA-free, because the brand information DTK holds does not state it. If a client needs a HEMA-free gel, DTK carries lines that do state it, such as A'DOR gel colour, the DND HEMA and TPO Free duos and Kiara Sky Gel Pro. A patch test is still a sensible step for sensitive clients.