The SNS Pro Beige line has 144 shades, codes 001 to 144, and each one is sold as a 3-in-1 dip, gel and lacquer set, as a 1.5 oz dipping powder, or as a gel and lacquer duo.
The Beige line at a glance
All 144 codes are on this page with three single listings each, plus four 36-code boards and a 144-color set in every format. Titles carry the line number, the SNS code and the shade name, for example 104 SG-13 Great Blue Hole, 120 BOS-16 Power Pink, 138 BM-25 Jade Vine or 144 HH-31 Diamond Lake, so a client who points at a swatch on your wall gives you everything you need to reorder.
Beige is the name of the book rather than the palette. The line runs well past nudes, with codes such as 134 HM-27 Lambrusco and 139 #40 Pixie Dust next to the ones above, so check the swatch photo on each listing rather than going by the line name.
3-in-1: powder, gel and lacquer in one code
Beige is a 3-in-1 line. Each code is matched across a dipping powder, a gel polish and a nail lacquer, so the color a client wears on a dip manicure is the color she gets in gel or on her toes.
Which listing should you order?
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Clients who alternate between dip and gel. The 3-in-1 set keeps one shade across both services and the pedicure.
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Dip-only stations. The single powder listing is the code in a 1.5 oz jar.
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Gel salons. The duo gives the gel and its matching lacquer together.
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A new color wall. Go for the full 144-color set in your main format, or one 36-code board at a time.
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One shade has run out. Search its SNS code, for example "HH-31", and reorder that listing.
Boards of 36 and the 144-color set
Every format comes in four boards in code order: 001 to 036, 037 to 072, 073 to 108 and 109 to 144. The 144-color set holds the whole line in one listing. Boards suit a salon that wants to test the line on a quarter of the wall before committing to all of it, and the codes on each board match the singles for restocking.
Cashmere Mood: 48 Beige shades as a 4-in-1 book
The SNS Pro 4-in-1 Cashmere Mood collection is a 48-color book drawn from the Beige line. Its shades share the Beige codes, so when a Cashmere Mood color runs low you can reorder it here in the format you need.
Working one code through dip, gel and polish
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Prep. Push back the cuticle, shape, remove the shine and cleanse the nail.
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Dip. Base, dip into the color powder, repeat for full coverage, apply activator, refine the shape and seal with top coat. No lamp is used.
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Gel. Base gel, two thin coats of the matching gel color, gel top coat, curing each layer under a UV/LED lamp.
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Pedicure. Two coats of the matching lacquer, air dried.
Soak off dip and gel with acetone instead of lifting them. Liquids and tools are in Essentials & Tools for Powders, removers in Gel & Nail Polish Remover and lamps in Nail Lamp.
Keeping the line in good shape
- Recap powder jars after each client so the powder stays clean and dry.
- Store gel bottles out of sunlight and away from the lamp.
- Keep lacquer upright and wipe the bottle neck before closing.
SNS Pro is made in the USA. Colors look different from screen to screen, so check against the listing photo or a physical swatch.
Reading a Beige listing title
Every Beige title is built the same way. It opens with the format, then the line, then the line number from 001 to 144, the SNS code such as HH-31 or SG-13, and the shade name. The 3-in-1 listings end with "Dip, Gel & Lacquer Matching", the powder listings start with "SNS Pro Dipping Powder" and the duo listings start with "SNS Pro Gel Nail Polish Duo". The line number is also the shade's place on the boards, so code 040 sits on Board 2 in every format.
Beige compared with the other SNS Pro lines
Beige and Burgundy are the 3-in-1 lines, sold as powder, gel and lacquer sets. Pink and Tiffany Blue are listed as 4-in-1, with the powder named for both dip and acrylic.
All four lines use the same layout: 144 codes, single listings in three formats, four boards of 36 and a 144-color set per format.
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