This page lists DND DC nail lacquer bottles sold on their own, without the matching gel bottle. Each listing carries the DC shade number and name, such as 257 Mermaid Blue, 265 Pearly Purple, 108 Barn Red, 155 Chateau Rose or 2516 Sun Rebels. It suits pedicure menus, quick polish changes and restocking a lacquer when the gel bottle of the same shade still has plenty left.
DND sells DC shades as gel polish and nail lacquer under the same shade number, which is why the duo listings pair one gel bottle with one lacquer bottle. If a client wears DC gel on her hands, the lacquer with the same number gives a matching color for her toes or for touch-ups at home. DC uses its own numbering, separate from classic DND, so always match DC to DC.
Apply a thin base coat, then one or two thin coats of lacquer, and finish with a top coat for shine and wear. DND's guidance for its lacquer is to let each coat dry for about 2 to 3 minutes, and thin layers dry faster than thick ones. No lamp is needed because lacquer air-dries.
With a base and top coat, DND lacquer typically lasts about 5 to 7 days without chipping. It comes off with standard nail polish remover, acetone or non-acetone, so it is quicker to change than gel, which needs a soak-off. Many salons offer gel for the hands and lacquer for pedicures.
The DC gel polish bottles, the gel and lacquer duos and the DC base and top gels are listed on the DND DC pages of the store. Pick the duo when you want both formats of one shade, and pick a lacquer bottle from this page when you only need the lacquer. Check each listing for the shades currently in stock.