Does a salon bundle cost less per bottle than singles?

Not always. Some sets are priced exactly as the bottles inside, and the reason to buy them is a complete, matched palette in one order. Every listing shows its set price, so divide it by the number of bottles in the box and compare that with the single-shade price on the same listing or the brand page before you decide.

What is the difference between a chart part and a palette set?

A chart part follows a brand's numbered chart: one consecutive run of shade numbers, up to 36 per part, so the wall stays in chart order. A palette set is built around a theme or a season, such as a LAVIS C collection of 24 or an LDS Color Craze set of 72, so the shades are chosen to sit together rather than by number. Parts suit a salon that wants the full chart in order; palette sets suit a seasonal menu or a single signature look.

What happens if a shade in a part is sold out?

The part listing names any shade that is out of stock, and that shade is left out of the box while the rest ship as normal. If you need a missing number, check the single-shade listing for that brand, or wait for the note on the part listing to change when stock returns.

How do gift-with-purchase bundles work?

The free item is named in the listing title and repeated in the product description, for example a Pat Pat palette with a LAVIS C11 cat eye set or a 12-colour LDS Fruit Cat Eye collection with an Aprés set of 50. Gifts marked while supplies last depend on stock on the day you order, so read the listing before checkout.

Can I choose the shades in a One Line order?

No. A One Line order covers a fixed number of shades taken from available stock, so the total is guaranteed but the exact shades can vary from the manufacturer's full release. If you need specific numbers, order the chart parts that contain them, or add the missing shades as singles. Many palette listings also sell every shade on its own, so a set can be topped up later.

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This page gathers every multi-bottle listing that DTK tags as a salon bundle, across DND, DND DC, DND DIVA, LAVIS, LDS, OPI, Chaun Legend, Aprés, A'DOR, NuGenesis, Kiara Sky and SNS. Instead of adding shades one at a time, you buy a whole run of colours, a seasonal palette, a set that ships with a named gift, or most of a brand's chart in a single order. More than 170 listings are live, and the filters beside the grid narrow them by product type, colour, availability or price.

The bundles fall into four groups, and they work differently: 36-colour parts that follow a brand's numbered chart, palette sets of 18 to 72 shades built around a theme or season, gift-with-purchase listings that name the free item in the title, and full-line orders that cover hundreds of shades. Knowing which group a listing belongs to tells you what lands in the box.

The four bundle types compared

Bundle type	What is inside	Typical size	Good fit for
Chart parts	One consecutive run of shade numbers from a brand chart, gel and lacquer pairs or gel bottles	Up to 36 shades per part	Filling a colour wall in the same order as the brand's chart
Palette sets	A themed or seasonal group of shades chosen to sit together	18, 24, 36, 48 or 72 shades	A seasonal menu or a consistent look across a whole station
Gift-with-purchase	A named set, line or tool plus the free item listed in the title	Varies by listing	Orders you were already planning that also need the add-on
Full-line orders	Most or all of a brand's chart in one listing	105 to 500 shades	Opening a salon or adding a new brand from scratch

Each listing shows its own set price. To compare a set with buying single bottles, divide the set price by the number of bottles in the box and check it against the single-shade price on the same listing or on the brand page. Some sets are priced the same as the bottles inside, so the reason to buy them is convenience and a complete palette, not a lower price per bottle.

36-colour chart parts

Several brands sell their numbered charts in parts. A part covers one consecutive run of shade numbers, so a salon can build the chart in order and know exactly which numbers are on the wall.

DND classic and DC parts: gel and lacquer pairs, one run of the chart per part. When a shade in a part is sold out, the listing names it and it is left out of the box. Many parts also offer the matching colour swatch as a second option. Single DND shades are in DND gel and lacquer pairs.
DND DIVA parts: each part is one of DIVA's themed 36-colour charts, such as Mirrorball, Frosted Chai, Coquette, Soda Poppin', Prima Donna, First Class, Parallel Universe and Happy Trails. Browse the chart singles in DIVA themed charts.
LAVIS gel and lacquer parts: numbered runs such as Part 2 (037 to 072) and Part 5 (145 to 180), each with 36 colours. Single bottles sit in LAVIS gel by the bottle.
LDS sets of 36: 0.5 oz gel polish grouped by mood or season, for example Neutral 2 Pebble Beach and the Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer sets. LDS positions its 36-colour sets as the starter size for a new colour menu; the numbered LDS parts are in LDS 36-colour parts.

Palette sets of 18 to 72 shades

Palette sets are built around one idea rather than a number range, so every bottle in the box belongs to the same story.

LAVIS C collections, 24 colours each: every C set shares one tone or effect. Some are cream or mixed-finish palettes such as C02 Scarlet Bloom (reds), C04 Wildflower Whimsy and C06 Maple & Mocha; others are cat eye sets such as C09 Morning Dewdrop, C11 Mystic Veil, C12 Candy Quartz and C14 Secret Garden. Each listing has a full-set option plus every shade as a single, in 0.5 oz bottles.
LAVIS sets of 48: seasonal palettes such as Baby Bloom and Scarlet & Mocha Elegance, sized to cover a season's menu for a small or mid-size salon. Matching three-format trios are in LAVIS dip, gel and lacquer trios.
LAVIS cat eye "Edits": each option is a 12-colour cat eye set, and a full-set purchase includes a magnet and a display stand while supplies last. More 12-colour sets are in 12-colour cat eye sets and the wider LAVIS cat eye gels range.
LDS Color Craze sets of 72: 0.5 oz gel polish in seasonal and nude palettes, the larger LDS format aimed at salon owners stocking a full season.
OPI Intelli-Gel sets of 18 and 24: holiday palettes whose listing names every shade code in the box, with each shade also sold on its own. Matching OPI pairs and trios are in OPI gel and lacquer sets.

Gift-with-purchase bundles

Dozens of listings pair a product with a free item, and the title says exactly what the gift is. The product description repeats the contents, so you can check the box before ordering. Examples that are live now:

LAVIS C11 Mystic Veil, 24 cat eye gels, with a free LAVIS Pat Pat P08 painting gel palette.
Chaun Legend gel libraries in 240, 160, 80 and 65-colour options, each option naming its own free item. The single shades are in Chaun Legend single shades, and smaller themed sets are in Chaun Legend colour bundles.
Aprés gel polish sets of 50 colours with a free 12-colour LDS Fruit Cat Eye collection; more Aprés sets are in Aprés gel bundles.
A'DOR HEMA & TPO-Free Base & Top: buy 10, get 1.
LAVIS Bath Bombs: add six scents to the cart and one is free, with no code needed.

Gifts marked "while supplies last" depend on stock, so read the listing on the day you order.

Full-line orders

Full-line listings put most of a brand's range into one order. Current options include DND One Line sets of 280, 307, 350, 396 and 500 gel and lacquer pairs, the DND DC One Line of 324 colours, the LAVIS gel and lacquer One Line, the LAVIS 3-in-1 and acrylic and dip powder lines, an OPI One Line 3-in-1 of 105 colours and an OPI set of 118 gel and lacquer pairs. The DND One Line description explains that shades are picked from available stock: the total count is fixed, while the exact shades can vary from the manufacturer's full release. If you need specific numbers, build the order from parts instead.

How to choose a bundle for your salon

Opening a salon or adding a new brand: start with a full-line order or two or three chart parts, then fill gaps with singles.
Refreshing the menu each season: a LAVIS set of 48, an LDS set of 72 or a seasonal LDS set of 36 covers one season in one box.
Adding a signature effect: a LAVIS C cat eye set or a 12-colour cat eye set gives clients a consistent effect across a range of tones.
Clients who ask for a brand by number: DND, DC and DIVA parts keep the chart in order, so finding a requested number is quick.
Testing a new brand: pick a smaller palette, such as an OPI set of 18 or an LDS set of 36, before committing to a full line.

Ordering checklist

Pick the right option. Many palette listings sell the full set and every single shade on the same page; make sure "Full Set" is selected when you want the whole box.
Read the stock note on parts. A part listing names any shade that is sold out and will not be in the box.
Check the gift line. The free item is named in the title; "while supplies last" items depend on stock.
Compare per bottle yourself. Divide the set price by the bottle count and compare it with the single price before deciding.
Plan base, top and a lamp. A colour bundle needs a matching base and top gel and a lamp that cures that system.
Label the wall as you unpack. Shelving parts in chart order keeps reorders simple.

Storing a large colour order

A big bundle means many bottles waiting on a shelf. Keep gel bottles capped and away from the lamp and from sunny windows, since stray UV can thicken gel in the bottle neck. Wipe each neck before closing so caps do not stick, and keep swatches next to the bottles so clients pick from the swatch rather than from the bottle colour.