Apply one thin layer of base gel and cure it for 60 seconds. Add a thin coat of LDS colour and cure for 60 seconds, then repeat with a second coat. Finish with one thin layer of top gel and cure for 60 seconds. The colour only sets when it is cured, so you have as much time as you need to tidy the edges before each cure. LDS gel works under either an LED or a UV lamp.
LDS lists its gel polish as lasting up to 14 days with the full base, colour and top steps. Thin layers and a capped free edge help the colour reach that range. Every bottle in this collection holds 0.5 oz, and each listing names the shade number and colour, such as 005 Beige Me or 031 La Vie En Rose, so you can reorder the exact bottle a client picked.
The LDS range covers gel, lacquer and dipping powder across more than 1,000 colours. This collection holds the single gel polish bottles only. LDS also sells gel and lacquer duos and 3 in 1 sets that add a matching dip powder for the same number, listed as separate products. A gel and its matching lacquer are close but not identical, so check them side by side before promising a perfect match.
Start with the colours clients ask for every week: a few nudes and beiges, a sheer pink, a true red, a white and a black, then add seasonal shades as bookings change. Because each bottle is numbered, you can build the wall one shade at a time and reorder only the numbers that run low. Check each listing for stock before planning a full colour chart.
The listings state that LDS gel polish is made in the USA. Every bottle here is a single 0.5 oz gel colour, and each title carries the shade number first and then the colour name, for example 005 Beige Me or 027 Blue Or Green. That makes it easy to match a client record or a swatch to the right bottle when you reorder.