Each listing pairs three formats of one LDS shade: dip powder in a 1.5 oz jar, a gel polish and a matching nail lacquer. That lets one color cover a dip service, a gel manicure and a lacquer pedicure, so a client who changes service type can keep the same shade from visit to visit.
These 3 in 1 sets belong to the older LDS line that is not being restocked, so the listings on this page are sold while stock lasts. When a shade sells out it will not return, which makes it worth ordering backups of the colors your clients ask for most and checking each listing before you plan a seasonal menu.
Apply a thin layer of base gel and cure it, then apply the color in thin coats and cure each one for 60 seconds under an LED lamp or 2 minutes under a UV lamp. Finish with a top coat and cure it fully. Thin coats cure evenly and wear better than one heavy coat, which matters most on dark and bright shades.
Dip powder is applied with a liquid system: a base that holds the powder, an activator that hardens it and a top coat that seals it, with nothing going under a lamp. Use one complete liquid system and follow its labels for the order of steps and drying times, and keep the jar closed between dips so moisture does not clump the powder. Tap off excess powder after each dip for a thinner, smoother layer.
Start with the neutrals and soft pinks that suit most clients, such as 014 Bare Skin, 064 Baby Blush and 077 Malted Milk, then add a few brights and darks for seasonal requests. Because the line is not restocked, keep a spare set of the shades you use every week.