Most of the listings are Morgan Taylor nail lacquer in 0.5 oz bottles, each named with its shade number and name, such as 498 Golden Hour Glow or 525 Lace Be Honest. The page also holds Gelish and Morgan Taylor combos, a few Gelish gel colours and some Gelish tools and essentials. Gelish is a mid-tier brand that many mainstream US salons know, so it is a common name for clients to ask for.
Each combo listing pairs a Gelish gel polish with the Morgan Taylor nail lacquer that carries the same shade number, in 0.5 oz bottles, for example GE 998 Tutus and Tights or GE 854 Need A Tan. A client can wear the gel on her hands and the lacquer on her toes, or take the lacquer home for touch-ups. Check each listing for stock before you plan a service around a shade.
Gelish gel is a soak-off gel polish, so every layer has to be cured under an LED or UV lamp, and it comes off with acetone. Morgan Taylor is a nail lacquer, so it air-dries with no lamp and comes off with ordinary nail polish remover. Gel suits services that need to last longer, while lacquer suits quick colour changes, pedicures and retail. Follow the label on each bottle for cure and dry times.
Start with the shades clients ask for most often, such as a few nudes, a sheer pink, a true red, a white and a black, then add seasonal shades as bookings change. Because each listing shows the shade number, you can reorder one colour at a time and keep gel and lacquer on the same number when a client wants both. Use the filters on this page to sort by product type before you order. Each listing shows its own stock count.