DND DC

Rose Powder #087 (powdery soft rose) – A chalky, gentle rose from the DND DC range. The polite pink for weddings, interviews and everything in between.

Player's Way #2440 – A DND DC soak-off gel with a little swagger in the name. For the client who books the bold shade every single time.

Pinklet Lady #117 (crisp apple pink) – From the DND DC gel line, a fresh pink with a hint of red in the cheek of it, just like the apple. Bright, tidy and easy to wear.

Pink Strive #269 (pink) – A determined little pink that keeps going all week long. Simple, pretty and endlessly repeatable at the table.

Pink Powder #147 (soft powdery pink) – A gentle pink that keeps a set looking fresh and finished, whatever the length.

Pink Petal #160 (delicate soft pink) – Light as the flower it is named for. A gentle pink from the DND DC range for bridal, baby showers and everyday hands.

Pink Champagne #141 (pale pink with warm champagne) – From the DND DC gel line, a delicate blush pink with a golden warmth running through it. Celebration nails without the glitter commitment.

Pink Bubblegum #017 (bubblegum pink) – Sweet, bright and a little bit retro. Fun on the toes and even better on a short square set.

Pina Colada #137 – A soak-off gel shade with a holiday attitude and a cocktail name to match. Poolside nails, no flight needed.

Pewter Gray #046 (cool metallic-toned grey) – A smoky pewter grey from the DND DC line. Neutral, modern and quietly expensive-looking.

Peachkini #2465 (peach) – Poolside peach with a wink in the name. Warm, sunny and made for bare shoulders.

Peach Tea #2510 — Tease the world. Give them a glimpse at what a peach you really are with the peachiest pastel shade on your fingertips.  

OJ #177 (bright orange) – From the DND DC gel line, a fresh-squeezed orange with plenty of pep in it. Bright, sunny and the fastest way to make a set look like summer.

Nude Pink #151 (pink nude) – A nude with a drop of pink in it. Perfect for interviews, weddings and every appointment in between.

Nude Galore #2464 (neutral nude) – The everyday nude from the DND DC line: polished, professional and impossible to get wrong.

Nile Green #033 (cool river green) – A watery, blue-toned green from the DND DC range. Unexpected, elegant and a lovely change from the usual.

DC Need That #2467 – Named for exactly what clients say when they see it on the wheel. Check the bottle image for the true colour.

Naked Tan #074 (warm nude tan) – A sun-warmed nude tan that lets the hand do the talking. The go-to for clients who want polish, not colour.

Morning Glory #285 (soft blue-violet) – Named for the flower that opens with the sun. A pretty blue-leaning violet from the DND DC line.

Morning Eggnog #144 (warm cream) – A soft, custardy cream with a warm cast. Gentle on the hand and very easy to live with day to day.

Mint Green #034 (soft mint green) – Cool, fresh mint from the DND DC line. Crisp against a tan and lovely on toes.

Maroon #171 (deep brownish red) – Classic maroon from the DND DC line. The dressed-up red that carries a set straight through autumn.

DC Mardi Gras #262 – A celebration of a shade name from the DND DC range. Have a look at the bottle photo for the exact colour before the parade starts.

Makeup #153 (soft nude) – Named after the shade already sitting in your bag. A skin-toned nude that finishes a set without ever changing the subject.

Mahogany #038 (deep red-brown) – Polished mahogany: a rich red-brown with plenty of depth. A handsome cool-weather choice.

London Bridge #044 – A DND DC soak-off gel with a bit of city polish to its name. One for the client who likes a shade with a story.

DC Lobster Bisque #080 (warm orange-pink) – Creamy and warm, somewhere between coral and soft red. A rich shade with a very good appetite for compliments.

Little Pink Me Up #296 (pink) – From the DND DC gel line, a cheerful pink with just enough lift to brighten a whole hand. The pick-me-up shade for a grey week.

Light Macore #051 – One from the DND DC gel polish collection. Check the swatch for the exact colour before booking it for a set.

Light Fawn #093 (soft warm tan) – A gentle, sandy neutral from the DND DC line. A grown-up nude that never looks fussy.

Lemon Tea #132 (soft lemon yellow) – A pale, sunny lemon with a little sweetness stirred in. Refreshing on the shelf and even better once the sandals come out.

Lead Gray #079 (deep grey) – A heavy, pencil-lead grey. Modern and a little industrial — the anti-pink for clients who want an edge.

Lava Red #068 (molten red) – Hot to the touch: a deep, glowing red from the DND DC line for a manicure with some heat behind it.

Khaki Rose #140 (dusty khaki-toned rose) – Rose with a little dirt in it. A muted, earthy pink from the DND DC line that flatters just about everyone.

Jazzberry Jam #129 (berry pink) – A jammy, deep berry pink from the DND DC line. Sweet, a little bold, and beautiful on short nails.

DC Inky Point #001 (near-black) – Deep and inky, like a fresh pen on white paper. As dramatic as it gets while still feeling polished.

In A Daze #2447 – From the DND DC gel line, a dreamy-sounding shade that brushes on smooth and finishes with a high-shine gel gloss. Refer to the swatch for the exact colour.

Ice-Cream Sundae #304 – Dessert nails, no spoon required. A sweet, scoopable shade from the DND DC line for the client with a sugar habit.

Hot Pink #157 (vivid hot pink) – Exactly what it says on the bottle: a loud, unapologetic pink from the DND DC line.

Hopscotch #292 – A playground-bright name from the DND DC gel range. For the client who wants her manicure to feel like recess.

DC Have Mercy #2448 – A DND DC shade with a name that says plenty about the reaction it gets. Refer to the bottle image for the true colour.

Hard Tile #178 – From the DND DC gel line, applying evenly and levelling to a smooth, glossy gel finish. Check the swatch for the true shade before adding it to the colour wall.

Gloss Moon #2470 – A shade from the DND DC gel line with a lunar name and a glossy finish. Worth a look at the swatch before you pick.

Giving Classy #2452 – One of the DND DC gel polish shades. Have a look at the swatch for the exact tone before you choose it.

Geranium Pink #136 (bright flower pink) – Windowbox pink from the DND DC line. Cheerful, saturated and made for warm weather.

DC Genuine Pink #298 (true pink) – No blue, no coral, just pink as pink gets. The honest one on the colour wheel.

Frequency #267 – A soak-off gel shade tuned to whatever mood you happen to be broadcasting this week.

French Raspberry #066 (raspberry pink) – A refined raspberry with a pink-red tartness to it. Pretty, French and never fussy.

Flaxseed Oil #113 (golden beige) – A warm golden beige with a nourished, natural feel. An easy neutral for the client who wants "barely there, but done."

Faded Violet #288 (soft washed violet) – Violet turned down a few notches. A gentle, sun-washed purple from the DND DC line for clients who like colour without commitment.