A look back at our display in Poland, from builder gel shade boards and cat eye collections to the details that bring a private label range together.
JTING took part in Beauty Days 2026 from September 4 to 6 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, near Warsaw. At booth E5.09b, Guangzhou Jingting Cosmetics Co., Ltd. presented gel nail polish, builder gel, cat eye gel, rubber base and base and top coat options, alongside our OEM/ODM and private label services.
The display made room for both the finished look and the decisions behind a collection: shade selection, product formats, packaging and documentation. Framed sample boards sat beside bottles and jars, while the Private Label Studio introduced ways to develop a range under a buyer's own brand.
Why Beauty Days matters in Poland
Beauty Days brings together several parts of Poland's professional beauty industry, including cosmetics, nail styling, hairdressing, salon equipment and wellness. For a supplier such as JTING, that breadth makes it a useful setting to present products in the context of the businesses that stock, distribute and use them.
The official 2026 congress program shows the fair's connection to professional practice. It listed the third Polish Titanium Manicure Championship, organized by LART around the dip system technique, and the Obsession Nails Championship by Thuya. These nail-focused events sat alongside MAC makeup demonstrations, permanent makeup events and the Lash Festival.
The same program included a trends and exhibitor presentation panel, bringing education and product discovery into the exhibition. For Poland's beauty businesses, that combination gives the event a practical role: a place to explore suppliers while staying close to techniques, specialist training and new product directions.
Local coverage continued after the show. A September 10 recap from Polish trade publication Trycholog.info described the 2026 event as bringing professional cosmetics, nail styling, haircare and other beauty disciplines together. That cross-industry setting is part of what makes Beauty Days relevant beyond a single product category.
For us, exhibiting in this environment was a chance to show how individual colors and gel systems can fit into a broader professional range.
A closer look at the collections
Builder gel, from neutral shades to brighter colors
The framed builder gel boards were a prominent part of our stand. Soft pinks and natural-looking shades appeared alongside brighter colors and decorative finishes, allowing the range to be viewed side by side. Our builder gel collection includes different product directions, including bottle builder formats, for buyers planning their own assortment.
Choosing a builder gel goes beyond color. Texture, application preferences and the intended service all belong in the sample brief. We can discuss those requirements before a buyer selects products for evaluation.
For a salon supplier, a compact selection of pinks and natural tones may be the starting point; a brand developing a broader collection may also want brighter shades. The boards provide a visual shortlist, but sample evaluation is where the choice becomes more specific. Buyers can compare the selected products against their preferred application feel and finish, then narrow down the range before committing to packaging.
Gel nail polish and cat eye collections
Our gel nail polish color sets formed another focus of the display. Arranging samples as collections makes it easier to compare a core color range with a smaller seasonal addition, and to spot where a shade assortment needs more variety.
The front counter also featured cat eye gel polish sample boards. These offered a different visual direction for brands looking to add magnetic effects to their range. For wholesale gel nail polish buyers, viewing colors together is a useful starting point for choosing a collection that suits their customers.
A collection does not have to include every shade on display. A buyer might begin with everyday colors and add a focused effect range, or build a smaller set around a particular season. Sharing an existing color chart helps us discuss where new shades could fit without repeating what the brand already carries. For cat eye products, reference photos are useful for explaining the desired look; the selected samples should then be reviewed in person before the assortment is finalized.
Base, rubber base and top coat options
Rubber base, base coat and glass top coat were also highlighted on our product wall. These supporting products deserve a place in collection planning alongside color and effect gels. The next step is to select and evaluate the appropriate products for the intended application, rather than assume every gel can be combined in the same way.
From a shade idea to a private label range
The Private Label Studio was part of the booth's central display. It reflected a practical side of our work: helping buyers bring the product, its presentation and its brand identity together.
Through our private label services, buyers can discuss custom colors, formula requirements, bottles, caps, brushes, labels and packaging. Color charts and packaging mockups help make those choices easier to review before production.
A useful starting brief can be simple: the products you want to launch, the market you sell in, your preferred finishes and an initial quantity. We can then work through the sample and packaging requirements with you.
Packaging decisions can be reviewed alongside the product shortlist. Bottle and cap styles, brush preferences, label artwork and box design all affect how a collection comes together. Sending a logo file and any existing packaging references gives that discussion a clear starting point. Product samples and packaging mockups serve different purposes, so both should be reviewed before production approval. This is also the stage to confirm which shade names and product details will appear on the finished packaging.
Practical details for your next order
If you are reviewing the collections after the exhibition, these are the purchasing details to clarify before choosing samples or requesting a quotation.
Pricing and minimum quantities
A quotation depends on product type, shade quantities, formula requirements and packaging. Private label gel nail polish orders start from 10 pieces per shade; house-brand mixed-color orders start from 100 pieces. Requirements may vary with the product and level of customization.
Samples and production timing
Standard samples typically take 7–10 business days. Custom color or exclusive formula development typically takes 2–4 weeks. Bulk production generally takes 15–20 days after sample and packaging approval, with the final schedule confirmed for each project.
Formula and documentation requirements
HEMA-free and TPO-free options can be discussed for the selected products. Our documentation support can include SDS/MSDS, ingredient information, CPSR and CPNP-related support, depending on the product and destination market. Confirming the specific formula and documents early helps keep the project brief clear.
After Beauty Days: planning the next collection
Our three days in Poland brought JTING's color collections, gel systems and private label capabilities together in a setting where the products could be seen in person. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the stand.
Beauty Days 2026 has now closed, but the collections shown in Poland remain a starting point for new product discussions. For anyone reviewing the display after the event, a shortlist of shades, a product photo or a packaging reference is enough to begin a more detailed conversation with JTING.
Share your target market, preferred product categories and estimated order size with our team. From there, we can discuss suitable samples, clarify customization and documentation requirements, and outline the next steps for your collection.
