SNS Pro Pink Collection
The SNS Pro Pink line is 144 shades coded 001 to 144, and every code is sold three ways: as a 4-in-1 matching set, as a 1.5 oz dip and acrylic powder, or as a gel and lacquer duo.
What is in the SNS Pro Pink line?
This page holds the whole line in one grid. Each of the 144 codes has its own 4-in-1 listing, its own powder listing and its own gel and lacquer duo listing, and above them sit four boards of 36 codes per format and one full set of all 144 codes per format. Every listing carries both the line number and the original SNS shade code, for example 001 DW-03, 002 BC-03 or 003 AC-14, so the label on the jar, the swatch on your color wall and the product you reorder all point to the same shade.
Pink is the name SNS gives the book, the way a paint company names a fan deck. Use the swatch photo on each listing to choose a shade, not the name of the line.
4-in-1: one shade for dip, acrylic, gel and lacquer
The Pink line is a 4-in-1 system. The powder is formulated to work both as a dip powder and as an acrylic powder with monomer, and the code also comes as a gel polish and a nail lacquer in the same shade. That is four services from one color code, which is why a salon can keep a single wall of Pink codes and still offer dip, acrylic, gel and regular polish.
| Listing | What is inside | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 4-in-1 matching set | Dip and acrylic powder 1.5 oz, gel 0.5 oz, lacquer 0.5 oz, all one code | A full service menu in one shade, hands and toes matched |
| Dip and acrylic powder | One 1.5 oz jar | Dip manicures, or acrylic overlays and sculpting with monomer |
| Gel nail polish duo | Gel 0.5 oz plus lacquer 0.5 oz | Gel on the hands with the matching air-dry lacquer for pedicures |
How to pick the right format
- Your clients book dip and gel in the same week. Take the 4-in-1 listing for the codes you use most, so one shade covers both services.
- You run a dip or acrylic wall only. The powder listings are the code by itself in a 1.5 oz jar.
- You are a gel salon with a pedicure station. The gel and lacquer duo gives you the gel for the hands and the lacquer for the toes in one order.
- You are filling a new wall. Start with a board of 36 codes, or the full 144-color set in the format you use most.
- You only need to restock one shade. Search the code, for example "DW-03", and order the single listing.
Boards of 36 and the full 144-color set
Each format is also sold as four boards that follow the code order: Board 1 holds codes 001 to 036, Board 2 holds 037 to 072, Board 3 holds 073 to 108 and Board 4 holds 109 to 144. Buying the four boards, or the single 144-color set, gives you the complete Pink line in that format. The boards are the practical way to open a quarter of a wall at a time and add the rest as the first board earns its space.
Velvet Season: 48 Pink codes in one book
The SNS Pro 4-in-1 Velvet Season collection is a 48-color book picked from this line. Its 48 shades are the same Pink codes you see on this page, sold together as a book and also one by one, so a salon that starts with Velvet Season can add any of the other Pink codes later and the numbering still lines up.
How one code works across services
- Prep the natural nail. Push back the cuticle, shape, remove the shine from the nail plate and cleanse it so no oil is left.
- Dip service. Apply base, dip into the powder, repeat for coverage, then seal with activator, shape and finish with top coat. No lamp is needed.
- Acrylic service. Pick up a bead of the same powder with monomer on an acrylic brush and work it like any color acrylic.
- Gel service. Base gel, two thin coats of the Pink gel color and a gel top coat, curing each layer under a UV/LED lamp.
- Pedicure. Two coats of the matching lacquer, left to air dry.
Dip, acrylic and gel come off with an acetone soak and gentle pushing, never by peeling. Base, top and activator liquids are under Essentials & Tools for Powders, and lamps are under Nail Lamp.
Care and storage
- Close powder jars right after use so the powder stays dry and free of dust.
- Keep gel bottles away from sunlight and lamp light so the gel does not start to cure in the bottle.
- Store lacquer upright with the neck wiped clean so the cap keeps sealing.
Every SNS Pro listing is made in the USA. Screen colors vary, so check new shades against the swatch photo on the listing or a physical swatch before a client decision.
How the four SNS Pro lines compare
Lavis Nails carries four SNS Pro lines. Pink shares the 4-in-1 system with Tiffany Blue, while Beige and Burgundy are 3-in-1.
| SNS Pro line | System | Combo listing holds | 48-color book from the line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pink | 4-in-1 | Dip and acrylic powder, gel, lacquer | Velvet Season |
| Tiffany Blue | 4-in-1 | Dip and acrylic powder, gel, lacquer | Twilight Frost |
| Beige | 3-in-1 | Dipping powder, gel, lacquer | Cashmere Mood |
| Burgundy | 3-in-1 | Dipping powder, gel, lacquer | Burgundy Night |
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.
Related collections
- SNS Pro: every SNS Pro line and set on Lavis Nails in one place.
- SNS Pro Tiffany Blue Collection: the other 4-in-1 line, 144 more codes.
- SNS Pro Beige Collection: 144 codes as 3-in-1 sets, powders and duos.
- SNS Pro Burgundy Collection: 144 codes as 3-in-1 sets, powders and duos.
- SNS Mini Pro 4 In 1 Books: the four 48-color books and their single shades.
- Acrylic & Dip Powder: every powder brand on the store.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 4-in-1 mean for the SNS Pro Pink line?
It means one color code covers four services. The powder works as a dip powder and as an acrylic powder with monomer, and the same code comes as a gel polish and a nail lacquer. The 4-in-1 listing puts all of it in one order: a 1.5 oz powder, a 0.5 oz gel and a 0.5 oz lacquer in the same shade, so a client can switch between dip, acrylic and gel and keep her color. It is the simplest way to stock a new code when you are not yet sure which service clients will book.
How many shades are in the Pink line and how are they numbered?
There are 144 shades, numbered 001 to 144. Each listing also shows the original SNS shade code, such as 001 DW-03 or 002 BC-03. Use either number to reorder: they point to the same shade on the 4-in-1 set, the powder and the gel and lacquer duo.
Can I buy only the powder or only the gel?
Yes. Every code has its own dip and acrylic powder listing in a 1.5 oz jar and its own gel nail polish duo listing with a 0.5 oz gel and a 0.5 oz lacquer. You only need the 4-in-1 listing if you want all the pieces of a code at once.
What is the difference between a board and the 144-color set?
A board is 36 codes in one format, in code order: Board 1 is 001 to 036, Board 2 is 037 to 072, Board 3 is 073 to 108 and Board 4 is 109 to 144. The 144-color set is the whole line in one format. Four boards and one full set cover the same 144 codes, so pick boards if you want to build the wall in stages.
How does the Pink line relate to the Velvet Season book?
Velvet Season is a 48-color SNS Pro 4-in-1 book drawn from the Pink line. Its shades carry the same Pink codes, so you can start with the book and add any other Pink code later from this page without a numbering gap.
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