SNS Pro Tiffany Blue is a 144-shade line, codes 001 to 144, with every shade sold as a 4-in-1 matching set, a 1.5 oz dip and acrylic powder, and a gel and lacquer duo.
Inside the Tiffany Blue line
The grid below is the complete line: 144 codes, each with three single listings, plus four 36-code boards and a full 144-color set in every format. Each title gives the line number, the SNS shade code and the shade name, for example 001 SY-07 Pearly White, 004 SY-24 Faded Blu Santorini or 005 CS-09 Lavender Kisses, so you can search by whichever one is printed on your color chart.
The name comes from the book, not from a single color. The same line holds codes such as 124 WW-30 Plum Pudding, 125 BM-34 Poppy Red and 144 #218 A Really Grumpy Waitress, so it covers a full service wall on its own. Choose by the swatch photo on each listing.
Three ways to buy each code
Tiffany Blue is a 4-in-1 system: the powder is made for both dip and acrylic application, and each code has a gel polish and a nail lacquer in the matching shade.
Choosing a format for your table
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Mixed dip and gel bookings. The 4-in-1 listing means one code serves both, and the client keeps her shade when she changes service.
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Acrylic artists. The 1.5 oz powder works with monomer, so a Tiffany Blue code can be a color acrylic as well as a dip.
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Gel-first salons. The duo covers the gel manicure and the toe polish in one shade.
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Opening a full wall. Choose the 144-color set in your main format, or start with one of the four boards.
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Restocking. Search the SNS code, such as "SY-07", and add the single listing.
Boards and the full set
For each format there are four boards of 36 codes in number order, 001 to 036, 037 to 072, 073 to 108 and 109 to 144, and one set holding all 144. The boards let you add the line a quarter at a time; the full set opens the whole line at once. Either way the codes on the boards match the single listings, so a reorder is always one shade at a time.
Twilight Frost: the 48-color book from this line
The SNS Pro 4-in-1 Twilight Frost collection is a 48-color book whose shades come from Tiffany Blue. The book uses the same codes as this page, so every Twilight Frost shade can be restocked here, and the other 96 Tiffany Blue codes extend the same numbering.
Using one code in every service
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Prep. Cuticle back, shape, buff away the shine and cleanse the nail plate.
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Dip. Base, dip in the powder, build coverage in two or three dips, activator, file, then top coat. No lamp.
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Acrylic. Use the same powder with monomer and an acrylic brush for overlays or sculpted color.
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Gel. Gel base, two thin color coats and a gel top, each cured under a UV/LED lamp.
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Toes. Two coats of the matching lacquer, air dried.
Remove dip, acrylic and gel with an acetone soak, not by peeling. Find the liquids in Essentials & Tools for Powders and curing lamps in Nail Lamp.
Storage tips
- Cap powder jars between clients to keep moisture and filings out.
- Keep gel away from windows and the lamp so it cannot cure in the bottle.
- Wipe lacquer necks and store bottles upright.
SNS Pro products are made in the USA. Monitors change how a color looks, so confirm a shade against the listing photo or a real swatch.
Reading a Tiffany Blue listing title
Titles follow one pattern so the grid is easy to scan. The first number, 001 to 144, is the position in the line and on the boards. The SNS code that follows, such as SY-07 or CS-09, is the code printed by SNS, and the words after it are the shade name. The end of the title tells you the format: "Dip, Gel & Lacquer Matching" for the 4-in-1 set, "Dipping & Acrylic Powder" for the jar and "Gel Nail Polish Duo" for the gel and lacquer pair. Typing any of those three pieces into the store search will bring up the shade.
Tiffany Blue next to the other SNS Pro lines
Tiffany Blue and Pink are the two 4-in-1 lines on Lavis Nails; Beige and Burgundy are 3-in-1. Each line has its own 48-color book.
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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