A 3-in-1 Gel Polish In Pen brings the color formula, twist dispenser and brush into one compact product. For nail brands and beauty suppliers, the slim silver format creates a distinct addition to a color range, with selected shades and packaging tailored to the sales channel.
JTING 3-in-1 Gel Polish In Pen combines base, color and top coat functions in one formula, with no separate base coat or top coat needed. Each 2 ml silver pen has twist-controlled dispensing and a soft integrated flat brush for smooth color application. The collection includes 48 numbered colors, No.001–No.048.
This guide explores pen-format selection, shade planning, product demonstrations, sample review and wholesale or private label buying for brands, distributors and beauty suppliers.
Build the shade selection and selling format around the customers your channel serves.
1. Understand What a 3-in-1 Gel Polish In Pen Changes
A 3-in-1 Gel Polish In Pen combines base, color and top coat functions, removing the need for separate base and top coat products. JTING brings that formula together with a reservoir, twist dispenser and soft flat brush in one slim silver pen.
For a brand, the opportunity is a compact color collection with a recognizable applicator format. For a beauty distributor, it is a product that can sit alongside bottled gel nail polish while offering a different handling experience and selling configuration.
Build the offer around the actual buying choice: a selected everyday shade, a coordinated color group or a broader numbered range. Clear shade identification and packaging turn the pen format into an assortment customers can browse and reorder.
| Product | Gel Polish In Pen · 3-in-1 Formula |
|---|---|
| Color Range | 48 shades · No.001–No.048 |
| Volume | 2 ml per pen |
| Formula System | Base, color and top coat in one |
| Dispensing | Twist controlled |
| Brush | Soft flat brush · 0.05 mm DuPont bristles |
| Dimensions | 125 × 12 mm |
| Formula | HEMA-, TPO- and TMPTA-free |
2. Gel Polish In Pen vs Bottled Gel Polish: Choose by Customer Need
Choose the format around the range you are building. A pen brings color storage and dispensing to the integrated brush; a bottle provides its own familiar container and applicator arrangement. Both belong in a professional product assortment when their roles are clearly explained.
| Buying Consideration | JTING Gel Polish In Pen | Bottled Product Selection |
|---|---|---|
| Handling | Reservoir, twist dispensing and brush in one slim pen | Gel is held in a bottle; the selected bottle product has its own brush configuration |
| Formula system | Base, color and top coat functions combined | Single-step or separate-product systems depend on the formula |
| Unit specification | 2 ml; 125 × 12 mm | Available volume depends on the selected bottle product |
| Shade identification | Connect the silver pen with numbered product information | Bottle labels and numbered swatches identify the selected color |
| Collection opportunity | A compact format for focused shades and grouped offers | A bottle-format color range with its own sizes and assortment options |
For Gel Polish In Pen vs bottles, compare the complete offer: formula, applicator, contents, packaging and the way customers will select colors. Match those differences to the channel, price point and assortment you want to introduce.
Compare the complete format: container, applicator, contents and handling.
3. Identify the Right Sales Channels for a Pen Collection
Choose the channel first, then build the offer around its buying needs. An online color selection depends on clear shade options; a beauty distributor needs a catalogue-ready assortment; salon retail benefits from a small display that connects each pen to a finished color sample.
- Own-brand online stores: explain the 3-in-1 system quickly and connect each color option to a numbered swatch. A clear demonstration helps shoppers understand the integrated applicator.
- Beauty distributors and wholesalers: prepare a compact sample selection with shade references, product specifications and the order configuration. Buyers need to see how the format fits their existing catalogue.
- Salon retail assortments: show a finished color sample beside the corresponding pen. Keep the product identity consistent with the salon’s selected color story.
- Education and demonstrations: use visible close-ups of the pen mechanism, brush and color application to introduce the format to a team.
JTING supplies brands and trade buyers developing these channels. Start with the route to market, then choose the shade mix and packaging that make the pen easy to select and identify.
4. Build a Balanced Assortment from 48 Shades
The range contains 48 colors, No.001–No.048. Give each shade a role within the assortment. A focused selection can have a clear identity while a broader range gives customers more choice.
| Color Group | Range Opportunity | Selection Approach |
|---|---|---|
| No.001–No.012 | White, pink, lilac, blue, mint and warm accents | Build a light palette with selected brighter notes |
| No.013–No.024 | Pink, red and wine directions | Compare close reds and choose distinct roles within the group |
| No.025–No.036 | Brown, taupe, nude and muted rose | Develop a coordinated everyday or earth-tone assortment |
| No.037–No.048 | Cooler and deeper tones | Add grey, green, blue and dark options that complement the core |
When choosing Gel Polish In Pen colors, start with a clear color story. A soft everyday group can combine pink, nude and muted rose; a richer selection can pair red with wine tones; a cool selection can bring together grey, green and blue. Add distinct accent shades where they broaden the choice for your customers.
Use No.001–No.048 from the numbered chart to identify the colors in each selection. JTING coordinates the shade list and pen quantities with the selling format chosen for your order.
Use everyday shades as the core and extend the assortment with selected accent colors.
5. Connect Shade Numbers with Pens, Swatches and Listings
The consistent silver pen gives the range a connected appearance. Clear shade identification makes that appearance practical in stock handling and sales. No.001–No.048 should connect the physical product, swatch, packaging information, online option and order line.
Build one master shade record for your collection. Include the original number, your customer-facing shade name, the approved sample reference and the image used in the listing. If you rename a color for your brand, retain the original reference in the purchasing record.
For a grouped offer, record every included shade and its quantity. Pair the silver pens with their actual swatches and a readable contents list so the color selection is visible before purchase.
Use the same references when replenishing. A distributor can then reorder a selling shade without interpreting a different name in a catalogue, listing or supplier quotation.
Keep the shade number connected across samples, product information and order records.
6. Understand Twist Dispensing and the Integrated Flat Brush
Twist-controlled dispensing brings gel from the internal reservoir to the flat brush. Color and applicator stay in the same hand, so the user guides the brush without repeatedly returning it to a separate container.
The elastic 0.05 mm DuPont bristles spread color for a smooth, streak-free finish. Their flat shape supports full-color brushwork, while the pen grip provides a compact way to hold and direct the applicator.
A Gel Polish In Pen with a built-in brush keeps color delivery close to the application point. The flat bristles support full-color coverage, giving brands a clear application feature to demonstrate alongside the compact pen shape.
Show how the integrated flat brush spreads the color at the contact point.
7. Plan Color Application and Demonstration Content
A clear demonstration of how to use a Gel Polish In Pen shows the actions that are specific to the format: exposing the flat brush, releasing color with the twist mechanism and guiding the bristles across the nail. This gives distributors and educators a practical explanation for their customers.
- Identify the shade. Show the selected number beside the corresponding finished swatch.
- Show the brush and released color. Keep the applicator visible while demonstrating twist dispensing.
- Show brush contact. Use a close view of the flat bristles spreading color on a sample nail.
- Show the result. Pair the surface close-up with a complete manicure view.
Use this sequence for the pen-handling portion of sales and training videos, alongside the product instructions supplied with the order. JTING provides demonstration videos that explain the pen format and color application.
8. Long-Lasting Color and Compact Storage
JTING Gel Polish In Pen offers lasting color and shine for up to 45 days. The 3-in-1 formula brings those manicure benefits into a compact product without separate base and top coat bottles.
The leak-proof vacuum tube keeps the gel contained and fresh between uses, while the cap covers the integrated brush. At 125 × 12 mm, the pen fits neatly into compact beauty storage and selected color assortments.
The formula is HEMA-, TPO- and TMPTA-free and meets EU standards. JTING supports the product information and documentation needed for the selected product and destination market.
Store at room temperature away from light and keep out of children’s reach.
Present the finished color alongside the compact pen format and storage.
9. Evaluate Pen Samples as a Complete Product
A color swatch shows the shade, while a complete pen sample shows how the product is handled. Review both together before selecting the range. Identify the pen and its finished swatch with the same shade number so the review covers both the color and the applicator.
| Sample Record | What to Enter | Buying Value |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Shade No.__; sample reference __ | Connect the finished appearance to the order |
| Dispensing | Release at the brush __; control during handling __ | Understand the mechanism as a complete product |
| Flat brush | Bristle spread __; coverage appearance __ | Assess the application experience |
| Pen and cap | Grip __; cap seating __; finish appearance __ | Review daily handling and presentation |
| Identification | Pen / packaging / chart reference __ | Keep the color identifiable through the sales channel |
| Decision | Keep / adjust; requested change __ | Provide a specific approval reference |
Describe an adjustment through the result you want, such as a different shade mix or clearer packaging identification. Keep the selected pens and swatches with the final product information so artwork and quantity decisions use the same reference.
Review the color, dispensing, brush and handling as one complete product.
10. Build Product Listings That Explain the Pen Format
Build the listing around three buying questions: what does the pen combine, which color is selected, and what is included in the offer? Put the 3-in-1 formula, 2 ml volume and selected shade within easy reach of the main product image.
| Listing Asset | Information It Supplies |
|---|---|
| Closed and open pen views | Silver appearance, cap and integrated flat brush |
| Hand-held photograph | The scale and grip of the 125 × 12 mm pen |
| Numbered color swatch | The actual shade assigned to the selected option |
| Contents view | Number of pens and colors in the selling unit |
| Short application video | Twist dispensing and full-color brushwork |
For grouped offers, show all included shades with their numbers. Match the option name, swatch and contents description so the customer can identify the selection before ordering.
JTING produces product photography and videos for catalogues, online listings and sales demonstrations, using the shade selection and configuration developed for your range.
Use product views and application details to explain the pen format in a listing.
11. Calculate Cost per Pen and Plan Assortment Pricing
Calculate the cost of the unit your channel will sell. A single 2 ml pen, a selected group of shades and a larger color collection have different product and packaging costs. Use the actual contents of each offer as the basis of comparison.
Landed cost per selling unit = pens + branded packaging + applicable customization + freight allocation + applicable import charges. Add channel fees, fulfilment and marketing costs when planning the contribution of each offer.
For a selected group, total the individual pens and the group’s actual packaging before setting the selling price. Allocate freight and fulfilment to the same unit: per pen for individual sales, or per pack for a grouped offer.
Gross margin (%) = (net sales revenue − cost of goods sold) ÷ net sales revenue × 100. Use revenue and cost for the same sales quantity and keep operating expenses visible separately. For salon-related cost planning, measure the amount used in the actual manicure alongside the number of decorated nails.
12. Choose Single-Pen and Grouped Packaging
Choose the packaging around the purchase your customer will make. A single-pen offer needs clear color identification and product information. A grouped selection needs an easy way to understand all the included shades before opening the pack.
Use the 125 × 12 mm pen dimensions when planning the interior arrangement and outer pack. The layout should accommodate the actual number of pens and keep the products organized. A color strip, numbered swatches or a contents list can connect the silver pens to the selected palette.
JTING develops outer packaging artwork for single-pen and grouped configurations agreed for the order. Explore custom packaging boxes when planning the structure, artwork and product information for your pen collection.
Keep the package photographs and contents description aligned with the configuration being supplied. This gives distributors and online sellers one clear reference for both the physical offer and its listing.
Develop packaging artwork around the selected shades and actual pen quantities.
13. Develop a Private Label Gel Polish In Pen Range
JTING supports private label Gel Polish In Pen with outer packaging design, branded product information, numbered color charts, product photography and videos. These services turn a shade selection into an identifiable range for your channel.
Connect the Brand and Shade System
Coordinate your brand graphics and product naming with the original shade references. The branded name helps customers recognize the collection; the number keeps samples, stock and repeat orders connected.
Build the Launch Materials Together
JTING prepares color charts for selection, photographs for catalogues and listings, and videos showing the pen format and brush application. Use the same shade selection in the packaging, chart and sales assets.
Plan the Collection around Your Channel
Develop a focused palette for a specific audience or a broader color offer for a distributor. The JTING Build Your Brand service connects product selection, artwork and launch preparation for the range.
Connect your pen assortment with brand information, color charts and launch materials.
14. Plan First Orders and Shade-Specific Replenishment
Start with the shades and selling formats your channel will introduce. Everyday colors can form the core, with brighter or deeper shades providing alternatives. Allocate quantities by the expected role of each color and review the mix using actual sales.
Track individual-pen sales separately from grouped offers. A selected set creates demand for every included shade, while single-color orders reveal preferences directly. Both should feed into the next purchase plan.
Planned replenishment = expected demand until the next delivery + safety stock − usable stock − confirmed incoming stock. Apply the agreed ordering quantities to the positive requirement for each shade. Keep the pens reserved for grouped offers visible in the stock record.
Retain the approved shade references, packaging artwork and contents list with the reorder. If you change a selection, update the product images and listing contents at the same time so the customer receives the collection shown.
15. Compare Wholesale Quotes and Launch Requirements
For wholesale Gel Polish In Pen, compare quotations with the same shades, quantities and packaging format. A JTING-branded pen order and a private label collection cover different preparation and artwork requirements.
- Product selection: Gel Polish In Pen, selected No.001–No.048 shades and quantity per shade.
- Selling format: single pens, selected groups or another agreed assortment, with the contents listed.
- Branding: product naming, outer packaging artwork and required information.
- Launch assets: color charts, product photographs and demonstration videos.
- Supply plan: destination market and intended launch schedule.
JTING supplies samples for color and applicator review, then coordinates artwork and bulk supply for the selected range. Quotations specify the pen quantities, packaging and customization included, together with the applicable MOQ and schedule. JTING also supports product information and documentation according to the destination market.
16. Questions About 3-in-1 Gel Polish In Pen
What Is a 3-in-1 Gel Polish In Pen?
It combines base, color and top coat functions in a pen with an integrated brush and twist-controlled dispensing.
Does Gel Polish In Pen Need a Separate Base Coat or Top Coat?
JTING Gel Polish In Pen does not need a separate base coat or top coat because those functions are combined with the color.
How Many Colors Are Available?
The range contains 48 colors, numbered No.001–No.048. Select the shades and quantities for the agreed assortment.
How Much Product Does Each Pen Contain?
Each pen contains 2 ml. The pen is 125 mm long and 12 mm wide.
How Does the Twist Mechanism Work?
Twisting controls the release of gel directly to the integrated flat brush.
What Brush Does the Pen Use?
The pen uses soft, elastic 0.05 mm DuPont bristles for smooth, even application.
How Long Does the Color Last?
JTING Gel Polish In Pen offers lasting color and shine for up to 45 days.
Is the Pen Leak-Proof?
Yes. Its leak-proof vacuum tube keeps the gel contained and fresh, with a cap covering the brush between uses.
Is the Formula HEMA-, TPO- and TMPTA-Free?
Yes. JTING Gel Polish In Pen has a HEMA-, TPO- and TMPTA-free formula and meets EU standards.
Does JTING Supply Private Label Gel Polish In Pen?
Yes. JTING supports branded outer packaging, product information, numbered color charts, photography and videos for the selected pen assortment.
17. Build Your Gel Polish In Pen Collection with JTING
Bring a compact 3-in-1 color format into your range with JTING Gel Polish In Pen. Choose from 48 numbered shades and connect the silver pen design with a clear color assortment, packaging and sales presentation.
Contact JTING for samples, wholesale pricing and private label collection support. Share the colors and selling format you want to introduce, and build the product information, packaging and launch materials around that selection.
