How this DND catalog is organised
This page lists the Daisy Nail Design products that carry the classic DND and DIVA names at DTK, grouped by the way you buy them rather than by line. If you already know the format you want, a single bottle, a matching pair, a starter box or a full shade run, start from the table below and use the filters beside the grid to narrow by product type, colour or availability.
Two DND lines have their own pages and are not part of this list: the gold-bottle DC premium line and the HEMA and TPO Free line. For a route through every DND family, including those two, the DND brand hub is the place to begin.
Format finder: what each listing type contains
| Format | What arrives | Good for |
| Gel and lacquer duo | One gel polish bottle and one lacquer bottle with the same shade number | Gel manicure plus lacquer pedicure in one colour |
| Gel-only bottle | The gel polish half of a shade, no lacquer | Restocking a shade you only use as gel |
| Combo | One classic duo plus DND Base Gel #500 and Top Gel #600 | A complete gel system for one colour |
| DIVA set of 6 | Six DIVA gel and lacquer duos picked around a theme | A ready seasonal or mood palette |
| DND starter kit | Five classic duos plus base and top gel | Opening a gel menu with a small spread of colours |
| Part set | A run of consecutive shade numbers from one colour chart | Filling a section of a colour wall |
| One Line set | Several hundred classic duos in one order | Stocking most of the chart at once |
| Dip and acrylic powder | Single numbered jars, 16 oz Dap jars or a full-chart powder set | Dip and acrylic services |
| Clear gel tips | One shape and length per listing, 25 numbered sizes | Soft gel extensions |
| Swatch sheet | A painted sheet covering one run of the chart | Letting clients choose by number |
Gel and lacquer: pairs, single bottles and combos
The largest group on the page is the classic DND duo, more than 500 shades sold as a gel bottle with its matching lacquer. Alongside it sit more than 500 gel-only listings, which suit techs who never use the lacquer half; the dedicated page for gel-only DND bottles lets you search those by number. DIVA adds roughly 300 more duos with its own numbering, also collected on the DIVA matching duos page, and a smaller set of DIVA gel bottles sold without lacquer.
Combos are the step up from a single duo. Each one bundles a classic duo with DND Base Gel #500 and Top Gel #600 No Cleanse, so one listing gives a working system for that colour. The full list of these is on the duo plus base and top page. If you only want the shade, buy the duo; if you need the base and top as well, the combo saves you finding them separately.
Classic DND or DIVA: telling the two lines apart
Both lines on this page are sold as gel and lacquer duos in 0.5 fl oz (15 mL) bottles, and both cure under an LED or UV lamp, so the choice is mostly about range and style.
- Numbering: classic DND runs from the 400s upward across more than 1,000 numbered shades; DIVA keeps its own sequence starting at #001, so a classic number and a DIVA number never refer to the same colour.
- Style: classic DND is the original Daisy Nail Design core range; DIVA is DND's trend-led line, released in themed collections such as Coquette, Frosted Chai and Happy Trails.
- Base and top: classic DND pairs with Base #500 and Top #600; DIVA has its own Base #100 and Top #300, and the classic or DC base and top work on it too.
- Buying units: classic DND offers combos, starter kits, part sets and One Line orders; DIVA leans on sets of 6 and full chart boxes.
DIVA sets of 6 by theme
DIVA sets of 6 group six gel and lacquer duos around one idea, so a client can choose a mood rather than a number. Themes in stock as this page was written include Glitter Glaze, Winter Glitters, Trick or Chic, Cupid's Palette, New Romantics, Bare Necessities and Royal Treatment. Some themes, such as Cozy Autumn and Six In The City, were sold out at the same time, so check the stock line on each listing before you plan a display around one.
- For a seasonal shelf: pick two or three themes that match the month and rotate them as the season changes.
- For a new tech: one set of 6 gives a small, coordinated palette to practise colour matching.
- For a client gift: a themed set travels well because every bottle has its lacquer partner.
Starter kits and bigger orders
The DND Gel Starter Kit is the smallest way into the classic line with a full system: five duos chosen by number, plus base and top gel. Each kit lists its five shade numbers in the title, so you can see the palette before ordering.
For a colour wall, DND part sets by number each cover a block of consecutive numbers. When a shade inside a part is sold out, the listing says which one, and that bottle is left out of the box rather than swapped. One Line sets go further and put hundreds of classic duos into a single order; the listing notes that the set is assembled from available stock, so individual shades can vary while the total count stays the same.
DND clear gel tip sizes
DND full clear gel tips are listed one size per product and numbered from #01 to #25: five shapes, each in five lengths. The clear gel tip sizes page collects all 25.
| Shape | X-Short | Short | Medium | Long | X-Long |
| Coffin | #01 | #02 | #03 | #04 | #05 |
| Square | #06 | #07 | #08 | #09 | #10 |
| Stiletto | #11 | #12 | #13 | #14 | #15 |
| Almond | #16 | #17 | #18 | #19 | #20 |
| Round | #21 | #22 | #23 | #24 | #25 |
The page also carries DND pointing tips in white and black and round natural tips, each sold in packs of 50. Each clear gel tip box holds 1,000 pieces in 15 sizes.
Dip and acrylic powder in the DND range
Classic DND powder comes as numbered single jars, many of them in short supply, so the stock line on each jar is worth a look. DND Dap powder is sold in 16 oz jars, and DND describes it as a powder that works for dip or, with monomer, for acrylic. There is also a full-chart 1.5 oz powder set for salons that want the colour range in one shipment. The jars are grouped on the DND dip powder jars page. For dipping, DTK carries the DND DC Dipping Essentials, four 0.5 oz bottles numbered #1 Bonder, #2 Base Gel, #3 Activator and #4 Top Gel; use them or another complete dip liquid system and follow that system's own steps.
Base, top and foundation gel
- DND Base Gel #500: the base for classic DND colour; cure 30 seconds under LED or 2 minutes under UV.
- DND Top Gel #600 No Cleanse: sold as a 0.5 oz brush bottle or a 16 oz refill; it cures without a sticky layer, so there is nothing to wipe.
- Base #500 and Top #600 combo: both bottles in one listing for a fresh station.
- DND Base Gel Ultimate Foundation: a separate DND base gel listed in 8 oz and 16 oz sizes.
DND, DC and DIVA base and top gels work across all three colour lines, so one set of base and top coats can serve the whole catalog.
Building a DND order step by step
- Pick the line: classic DND for the widest number range, DIVA for themed palettes.
- Pick the format: duo, gel-only bottle, combo, set of 6, starter kit, part set or One Line, using the table above.
- Check the numbers: compare against swatch sheets or the product photos, since screens shift colour.
- Check stock: look at the stock line on each listing, and read the sold-out note on part sets.
- Add the system: if the order has no combo or kit, add base and top gel.
- Add the extras: clear gel tips, powder or swatches if the service menu needs them.
Applying DND gel from this catalog
Every gel listing here follows the same routine. Prep the natural nail and remove the shine, apply a thin layer of Base #500 and cure it, then apply the colour in two thin coats, capping the free edge and curing each coat for 30 to 60 seconds under LED or about 2 minutes under UV. Seal with Top #600 No Cleanse and cure it fully. With correct prep and thin coats, the full system lasts up to three weeks. To take it off, file the top layer to break the seal, soak in 100% acetone for about 10 to 15 minutes and lift the softened gel with an orangewood stick.
The lacquer half of a duo needs no lamp. Use a thin base coat, one or two coats of lacquer and a top coat; each coat dries in about 2 to 3 minutes, and it comes off with regular polish remover.
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