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DND & DC 3-IN-1 COMBO: Dip Powder, Gel & Matching Lacquer

This page groups DND and DND DC 3 in 1 listings that pair dip powder with gel and lacquer. For DND and DC powder by the jar, browse single DND and DC dip jars. Free shipping on qualifying orders.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DND 3 in 1 listing?+

A 3 in 1 listing groups dip powder, gel polish and nail lacquer under one DND or DND DC shade, so a client can have a gel manicure, a lacquer pedicure or a dip set in the same colour family. Open any listing to see its exact contents and sizes before you order, since each listing names what is inside.

Where can I buy DND dip powder on its own?+

DND and DND DC dip powders are also sold by the jar on the DND dip page, which lists classic DND jars, DC jars and Dap pink and white. Buying jars singly lets you restock only the shades you use most instead of a full combination. The DND gel and lacquer duos page carries the gel and lacquer side as matching pairs under one shade number.

Which liquids does a DND DC dip service use?+

The DND DC Dipping Essentials are four 0.5 oz bottles: #1 Bonder, #2 Base Gel, #3 Activator and #4 Top Gel. Use them in that order, keep the bottles from one system together and wipe the necks before closing so the caps do not stick. Stock of each bottle changes, so check the individual listings before a large order.

How do I cure DND gel polish?+

Cure the base gel for 30 seconds under an LED lamp or 2 minutes under UV. Apply two thin colour coats and cure each one for 30 to 60 seconds under LED or about 2 minutes under UV, capping the free edge each time, then finish with the matching no-cleanse top. Thin coats cure evenly and wear longer.

How long does a DND gel service last?+

With correct prep, thin coats and the full base, colour and top system, DND gel lasts up to three weeks. To remove it, file the top layer to break the seal, soak in 100% acetone for about 10 to 15 minutes, then lift the softened gel with an orangewood stick without scraping. Finish with cuticle oil, as you would after any gel service.