This page gathers pink gel polish from LDS, LAVIS, DND, DND DC, Chaun Legend, OPI, DIVA and Kiara Sky, from sheer and milky pinks to hot pinks and fuchsias. Most listings are single gel bottles, and some are sets or combos with base and top. Use the vendor filter to narrow the page to one brand, or the product type filter to see only single bottles.
Each brand designs its colour to work with its own base and top, so the most predictable wear comes from staying inside one system, for example DND colour with DND Base #500 and Top #600, or DC colour over DC Base #800. Some brands state that their base and top are cross-compatible within the brand family. Follow the label on each bottle for cure times on your lamp.
Sheer and milky pinks are made to build, so two or three thin coats look smoother than one thick coat. Brighter pinks usually cover in two thin coats. Cap the free edge with every coat and cure each one fully. Thick layers cure unevenly and that is where chipping and peeling usually start, so thin coats matter more than extra lamp time.
Cover the range clients ask for: one or two sheer pinks for French and clean nails, a soft milky pink, a rosy medium pink, a bright pink and a fuchsia, then add seasonal shades. Because every listing shows the brand and shade number, you can reorder one bottle at a time. Check each listing for stock before you plan a display around one colour.
Write the brand and the shade number on the client card, because shade names repeat across brands and the number is what identifies the bottle. Reorder by that number. If you switch brands, compare the two bottles side by side under salon light and daylight before the appointment, since one pink can lean cooler or warmer than another.