A trip to Guangzhou can leave you with plenty of product photographs and a long supplier list. Choosing what to order takes a closer look at the gels, the packaging and the manufacturer who will supply them.
JTING manufactures professional gel nail polish in Guangzhou and works with brands, wholesalers and salon businesses. Here you can explore our products and factory, see examples of customer projects, and find out how we develop colors, prepare branded packaging and handle wholesale orders. You can work with us during a trade fair trip or arrange the project entirely from overseas.
Plan Your Guangzhou Sourcing
01. Finding a Gel Nail Polish Manufacturer in Guangzhou
If you are looking for a gel nail polish manufacturer in Guangzhou, start with the products you intend to sell. A color collection for a new nail brand, a magnetic range for a distributor and a salon's own builder gel line need different kinds of support. The supplier should be able to show you the relevant products and explain how they will be developed, packed and supplied.
JTING manufactures professional gel nail polish and supplies wholesale and private label collections from Guangzhou. We develop colors and formulas, match bottles and brushes, and produce the labels, boxes and shade charts that carry your brand. Product photographs and videos are also available for your catalog and online listings.
Start with the Product, Then Build the Collection
You do not need a finished specification to approach us. You may have a color reference, an existing product you want to improve, or a plan for your first branded set. Our team helps select the gels, decide which features need development and prepare the packaging. If you already have a defined range, we work from those requirements.
This guide covers what you can source from JTING, the factory behind the products and the steps from sampling to bulk orders. It is written for businesses visiting Guangzhou as well as buyers working with us remotely. A trade fair can be the start of the search; it does not set the deadline for choosing your manufacturer.
02. Sourcing Around the Canton Fair and Guangzhou Beauty Shows
A trade fair is a good place to discover suppliers and product ideas. It is a less convenient place to compare several nude undertones, try different brushes or work through a branded box design. Leave time in your sourcing plans for those discussions, whether they take place during the trip or afterward.
The Guangzhou Exhibition Calendar
The 140th Canton Fair's third phase is scheduled for October 31-November 4, 2026, with personal care products among its listed categories. Guangzhou's autumn China International Beauty Expo took place on September 4-6, 2026, and included a nail and eyelash products area. A supplier appointment can fit around your exhibition plans, with product selection continuing after the event.
Check the Canton Fair organizer information and the Guangzhou beauty expo organizer announcement for the respective schedules. For later trips, use the organizers' new event notices rather than carrying forward the 2026 dates.
JTING's manufacturing and wholesale services in Guangzhou are available throughout the year. Contact us to select products, request samples or plan private label development before, during or after your visit. You can review a magnetic collection now and continue with color matching and packaging once you are back at your office.
03. Why Look Beyond the Exhibition Booth?
A booth shows a selection. A manufacturer discussion gives you access to the wider range and the people handling development and supply. This is where you can ask for a cooler version of a pink, compare a bottle builder with a rubber base, or see which bottle and brush combination suits the gel you selected.
Take an Interesting Sample Further
A reflective effect may catch your attention in a demonstration. Before adding it to a collection, you may want to see its appearance in ordinary light as well as direct light, compare related shades and decide whether to sell individual bottles or a boxed set. JTING prepares the shade selection, product information, packaging and images for the products you choose.
For a distributor, the next question may be replenishment rather than customization. Which products will be sold individually? Which belong in a set? Can the next release use the same bottle family and shade chart format? Discussing these points early helps keep new releases manageable for the people selling, stocking and reordering them.
If you are still comparing suppliers, our China gel polish manufacturer evaluation guide covers the checks to make. Once you have a shortlist, spend time with the actual products. The handling, color selection and packaging samples will tell you much more than another general company introduction.
04. Buying a Professional Brand or Building Your Own?
Buying a finished brand gives you products with an established name and packaging. Private label manufacturing puts your name on the collection and gives you more say over what it contains. The choice depends on whether you want to stock a brand or develop one.
| Your Plan | Supply Option | What It Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Stock and distribute JTING products | JTING-branded wholesale supply | Products carrying the JTING brand, selected for your assortment |
| Launch your own branded range | Private label | Selected products with your logo, labels and packaging |
| Develop specific colors or product features | OEM/ODM | Color and formula development, component selection and manufacturing |
For a salon launching a house brand, private label can begin with the shades and supporting gels used in its services. A distributor may need a wider selection, retail boxes and product images for wholesale customers. An established nail brand may already have packaging and want JTING to develop a particular color or texture.
Our professional gel polish brand comparison for salons and private label buyers looks at these differences in more detail. Here, the question is practical: do you want to sell an existing collection, brand selected products or commission development? We offer all three.
Know the Manufacturer
05. Meet JTING: A Guangzhou Manufacturer Founded In 2015
JTING is the brand of Guangzhou Jingting Cosmetics Co., Ltd., a professional gel nail polish manufacturer founded in 2015. We supply nail brands, importers, wholesalers, distributors, salons and other business buyers. Our team has more than 100 members, exports cover over 30 countries and our business has completed more than 20,000 transactions.
We manufacture color gel, base and top coats, rubber base, builder gel, Poly Gel, cat eye, reflective and platinum gels, liner and painting gels, nail art products, nail glue gels and nail care. Buyers can purchase JTING products or use our development and packaging services to build their own range.
Services for Five Types of Nail Business
Our brand development services are organized around the products and support each buyer needs:
- Private label and DTC brands: custom colors, formulas, branded bottles, labels, boxes and launch materials.
- Importers and wholesalers: product assortments, shade displays, wholesale supply and replenishment.
- Nail salons, franchises and spas: professional products for the service menu and house-brand collections.
- E-commerce and marketplace sellers: branded products, packaging, color charts, photographs and videos for online sales.
- Nail academies and educators: product selections and supporting materials for the techniques they teach.
Many requirements overlap. A salon may also sell online; a wholesaler may own a private label brand. You can combine the services you need within the same project. Read more about JTING's manufacturing business for our company background and product focus.
06. Manufacturing Capacity Behind Your Product Range
JTING operates a 3,000-square-meter factory with five production lines, 23 production machines and five QC inspectors. Annual output exceeds 10 million bottles. These resources support bulk gel nail polish orders across core colors, effect collections and professional gel products.
From Development to Finished Products
As a specialist UV gel manufacturer, we handle the product and its packaging within the same manufacturing project. The work starts with the selected formula and shades, continues through filling and packing, and includes the finished bottle, brush, label and box. A branded order is produced against the approved product and packaging details.
This matters when an order contains different types of products. A color collection may use one bottle family, while an art gel requires a fine liner brush and a builder uses a different container. JTING coordinates those requirements so your range can include several formats without leaving you to manage each as a separate supplier relationship.
Production scale also supports ongoing wholesale supply. A successful launch creates orders for individual shades as well as complete sets. Our manufacturing and product-development teams support both replenishment of the established range and the preparation of new releases. You can keep the colors customers know while adding selected effects or categories.
For your first order, the immediate benefit is straightforward: one team responsible for taking the chosen products through to the finished branded pack. The capacity is there for the next stage as your orders grow.
What Happens After You Select the Products?
For a Guangzhou appointment, tell us which product families and packaging you want to review. Our team can focus the discussion on those samples, while quotations and artwork work continue remotely afterward.
The next step is to put the product and packaging selections into the order. A shade name on its own leaves too much open. The order also identifies the formula, container, fill size, brush, label and sales format. If you are buying a set, its contents and packing arrangement need to be listed as well. JTING handles these details with you before the approved selection goes into production.
For example, a buyer may want the same nude color in an individual bottle and in a starter collection. The gel remains the same, but the packaging work is different: one bottle may need an individual carton, while the set needs a box, insert and a specific arrangement of shades. Treating these as separate packing configurations makes the quotation easier to follow and gives the warehouse team a clear description of what will arrive.
During production, the product and packaging requirements stay with the order. If your team changes the artwork or adds another shade, JTING reviews that change against the work already approved and the production schedule. Buyers have a point of contact for the finished order, including the packaging, rather than having to resolve every detail with a different component supplier.
07. Original Colors and Effects for a Distinctive Collection
JTING develops around 60-100 new colors and effects each week. That work gives buyers fresh shades to choose from and a starting point for custom collections. It also lets an established brand add colors that fit its range instead of replacing the whole collection for every launch.
Small Color Differences Matter
A nude can be warm, cool, milky, sheer or strongly covering. A magnetic pink can show a narrow light band or a softer spread of shimmer. Those differences change the finished nail, even when the bottles look similar. We work with hue, depth, opacity and finish when developing colors, then match the application feel to the product's purpose.
If your existing range has a bright red but lacks a deeper wine shade, that gap can become the next development brief. A brand known for solid colors may want a fine-shimmer version of a familiar shade for a seasonal release. Custom development handles these specific changes as well as new ranges built from supplied references.
Effects offer further room for individual designs. Glass-like magnetic color, dense reflective sparkle and metallic line work give very different results. JTING develops these product families and helps buyers choose the shades and packaging for a release. The finished collection can retain your familiar bottle and label style while introducing something visibly new.
Our team can show current product collections, discuss color references and prepare samples for your selection. You do not have to turn every new effect into a large launch; a small addition can give customers a good reason to look at the range again.
08. JTING on Alibaba.Com: Marketplace Performance and Business Recognition
JTING also supplies international buyers through jtingnail.en.alibaba.com. The store provides product listings and a record of category activity alongside the manufacturing and customization information on our website.
Recorded Supplier Rankings
In the Alibaba.com records checked on August 27, 2026, Guangzhou Jingting Cosmetics Co., Ltd. ranked No. 1 in Best sellers in UV Gel, based on gross merchandise value over the preceding 90 days. The same snapshot recorded No. 3 in Most popular in UV Gel and No. 6 in Most popular in Cuticle Oil. The popularity lists measured buyer interest, including inquiries and orders.
These dated supplier-category results show JTING's trading activity on the platform. They sit alongside a broader manufacturing business: original product development, wholesale supply and private label services for international nail companies.
The JTING Alibaba.com supplier guide includes the marketplace records, business recognition and further product and customer examples. It is a useful reference if you first discovered JTING through Alibaba and want to learn more about the company behind the storefront.
09. From First Orders to Long-Term Customer Relationships
The details of a customer project often explain a supplier's work better than a list of services. A product may need a different texture, the packaging may need to suit an opening order, or a shade display may be inconvenient for a salon to store. Our services and customer cases show how JTING handles these requests.
A Private Label Brand: Samples, Packaging and Documents
A brand wanted a builder gel that felt less thick, packaging suited to its first-order quantities and product documents for adviser review. JTING arranged further samples, revised labels and boxes, and addressed the adviser's document comments. Production and delivery were completed, followed by multiple repeat orders. Read the private label customer case.
A Wholesaler: Own-Brand Collections and Sales Materials
The wholesaler needed products under its own logo, matching shade displays and photographs and videos. We prepared the packaging and sales materials around the selected collections. Finished goods were shipped first and the remaining displays followed; both deliveries were completed, and the customer placed multiple repeat orders. The wholesale customer case covers the project.
A Salon: Application Feel and Easier Shade Storage
A salon requested colored base gel with a familiar application feel, flexible seasonal selections and a shade display that was easier to store. JTING followed up on samples and replaced a heavy acrylic display with paper shade cards fitted to the salon's existing box. Completed deliveries were followed by multiple repeat orders. See the professional salon case.
These are different requests, but each required work beyond supplying a standard bottle. Product adjustments, packaging, documents and display materials were handled as part of the customer's order and continuing supply.
What These Projects Mean for a New Buyer
The builder gel request concerns something a technician notices immediately: how the product feels while working. The display request concerns what happens after the order arrives: where a salon stores its color samples and how staff find the shades. Both belong in a manufacturing conversation. A product can meet the chosen color reference and still need a brush, texture or display adjustment to suit the customer.
JTING followed these requests through to the products and materials each customer needed. For your collection, the same service extends to bottles, labels, boxes, shade displays and product photography alongside gel development. You can select these services to suit the order and the way you sell.
Choose Your Product Range
10. Gel Polish Color Collections for Everyday and Seasonal Sales
A color range needs shades people can find and reorder easily. Reds, pinks, nudes, milky colors and dark tones cover many recurring salon requests. Sheer finishes, shimmer and seasonal additions give buyers more choice without making the everyday colors difficult to navigate.
Separate Color from Coverage
A pale pink cream and a sheer pink may look similar on a printed chart, but they produce different manicures. Opaque creams give a solid-color finish. Jelly shades leave the layers beneath visible. Fine shimmer adds reflection; larger sparkle gives a more decorative result. Showing these finishes separately helps customers select the product they actually want.
The 195-color gel polish collection offers a broad source for choosing core colors. A smaller private label launch can draw from a larger range, with shades selected for the intended customer rather than simply taking the first colors in a catalog.
For wholesale gel polish, consider how the assortment will be sold. A distributor may sell individual bottles alongside sets. An online brand may introduce a themed collection as one product. A salon supplier needs shade references that make later purchases easy. These choices affect the box, the color chart and the images needed for the launch.
JTING develops and supplies color selections for these formats. We can retain your established neutrals, add a seasonal group and prepare the matching branded pack. Your customers can recognize what they already use and see which colors are new.
Choosing Between Similar Shades
Two pinks can both belong in a collection if they give customers a useful choice. A cool milky pink and a warm sheer rose are different products to a salon. Two nearly identical opaque pinks may be harder to justify in a small opening range. Comparing the applied shades together makes the difference easier to judge than separate bottle photographs.
When narrowing a larger collection, look at the shades beside one another in the form you will sell. Put sheer colors over the intended background and compare solid colors at their instructed application. A bottle filled with gel shows the material in depth; a finished nail shows the customer-facing result. JTING's shade samples and charts help buyers make that selection before deciding how many shades to include in the branded pack.
11. Cat Eye Gel: Magnetic Effects That Differentiate Your Range
Cat eye gel is easy to recognize in movement: the magnetic highlight shifts as the nail turns. The category covers several appearances, from soft shimmer to translucent glass-like color and brighter metallic-looking light. A buyer choosing a magnetic collection should be able to see those differences in the samples.
Choose Between the JTING Magnetic Collections
The 36-color Chrome Cat Eye collection offers light and deeper magnetic colors with a brighter reflective appearance. It gives buyers a broad selection for a color-led cat eye range.
The 16-color Glass Aurora Cat Eye collection emphasizes glass-like depth and luminous color. Choose it when the attraction is the combination of visible color and light within a more translucent-looking finish.
The 48-color Water Light Cat Eye collection provides a wider shade selection with a fluid-looking magnetic highlight. It offers room to compare related shades and build a selected palette, rather than limiting the launch to a few isolated colors.
Magnetic products deserve both a still image and a movement video. The still identifies the shade; the video shows the highlight moving across the curved nail. JTING produces photographs, videos and color charts to help your sales team show those differences.
Browse the full cat eye gel range to compare the collections. For the finished display, keep each collection's name and shade references visible so customers know which effect they are ordering.
Buying a Magnetic Range for Salon Customers
A magnetic collection should be easy for your sales team to demonstrate. Alongside the color, customers will want to see the size and appearance of the highlight, how it looks on a shorter nail and whether the finish is sheer or more covering. These details are useful when choosing between collections that appear similar in a small online image.
Ask to see a few related shades from the same collection as well as a favorite individual color. A pale rose may attract the first inquiry, while deeper or cooler shades make the assortment useful to more salons. JTING can prepare the selected shade group with the corresponding product information and visual materials. The collection name should stay attached to those samples so a buyer does not accidentally compare one product family with another under the same informal trend name.
For an opening order, a magnetic range can sit beside established color gels rather than replace them. Your customers retain their everyday colors and gain an additional finish to offer. Product demonstrations should use the selected gel's own magnetic and curing sequence, so the technique shown matches the products being supplied.
12. Builder Gel, Bottle Builder and Rubber Base Options
A professional nail range also needs products for the foundation and structure of the service. JTING supplies builder gel, builder gel in a bottle, rubber base and Poly Gel. The container, texture, application method and permitted structure vary between products.
Match the Product to the Service
| Product Type | Main Use | What to Select |
|---|---|---|
| Builder gel in a bottle | Brush-applied strengthening and structured overlays within the product's instructions | Brush control, leveling, coverage and the intended nail length |
| Builder gel in a jar | Placement and shaping with a separate brush | Working texture, supported structure and removal method |
| Rubber base gel | Base applications and overlays specified for the chosen product | Clear or tinted shade, application feel and supporting products |
| Poly Gel | Sculpting with a paste-like material | Shaping method, color, tools and the complete application sequence |
Our builder gel collection includes bottle and jar products for different working methods, including products with different removal requirements. The rubber base gel range adds clear and tinted foundation choices. A builder and a rubber base may produce similar-looking short overlays, but the product instructions and supported structures still matter.
For a private label range, start with the services your customers perform most often. A sheer pink overlay product and a more covering nude give technicians different finishes. A thicker working texture may suit controlled placement, while a more mobile product changes how quickly the technician needs to work.
JTING develops colors and formula adjustments around these preferences. We also help match the brush and container, so the product you demonstrate is the same complete pack you intend to sell.
Deciding What to Include in an Opening Range
A salon supplier does not necessarily need every structural gel type at launch. Start with the services already offered by its customers. A business supplying short overlays may prioritize bottle builders and tinted bases; a supplier serving extension specialists will have different structure and handling requirements. The range can then expand in response to actual requests.
For each selected product, JTING supplies the application and removal information your sales team needs. Salon buyers will want to know whether a product is intended for overlays or extensions, which lengths it supports and how it is removed. The answers follow the chosen formula, rather than its bottle or jar format. This helps your team explain the differences when introducing the range.
13. Base and Top Coats That Complete the Product System
Base and top coats are repeat-purchase products in a professional range. They also determine how the color collection is used and finished. Buyers need to know which foundation belongs with the selected system and which top coat gives the appearance shown in the design.
Gloss and Matte Change the Same Color
A glossy top coat brings out the depth of burgundy and the reflection in a magnetic finish. Matte changes the surface to a softer-looking finish. Offering both gives technicians another way to use the colors they already stock.
JTING's Glass Top Coat is a clear, glossy no-wipe finishing product. It is one option for buyers building a color range with a high-shine finish. Other top coats serve matte and special-effect applications.
Chrome powder work may use a separate product for the powder stage and another for the final finish. Integrated gel products can have a different sequence. JTING supplies the application information for the selected products so your team can explain the actual method to customers.
Give base and top coats their own names and recognizable labels within the branded range. They should be easy to distinguish from color bottles, especially when a technician is working from a full display.
14. Nail Art Gels for More Distinctive Collections
An art product can add a new technique to an existing color range. Silver line work over burgundy, a sculpted flower on a nude base and clear droplets over a bright color each change the finished design without requiring another large set of color gels.
Fine Metallic Lines and Raised Droplets
JTING's Mirror Silver and Golden Gel Liner has a built-in fine brush for metallic curves, lines and accents. Silver works well visually with cooler pinks and dark colors; gold creates a warmer contrast on nudes and deep reds. The small brush lets technicians place the detail where they want it.
The Top Water Drops Gel forms raised droplets when used with its dedicated water-drop top coat. The rounded transparent drops are the attraction here. Show the paired products and the finished texture together so customers can see what they need for the effect.
JTING also supplies sculpture gels for three-dimensional flowers and painting products for drawn details. For an opening art range, choose a few techniques your customers want to offer and prepare a finished example for each. This makes the products easier to explain than a row of bottles photographed alone.
Our photographs and videos can show the brush, the gel and the finished design. Distributors can use those materials when introducing an unfamiliar technique; brands can include them with the launch of a new art collection.
15. Building a Balanced Wholesale Assortment
A wholesale range needs everyday colors that salons can keep using, finishes that give customers something new to try, and the base and top coats needed to complete a service. JTING supplies these categories together, so a distributor can build an assortment around the salons it serves rather than buy unrelated collections from separate suppliers.
A salon supplier could start with neutrals, pinks and reds, then add a cat eye collection and the supporting gels used in those services. The example below shows how the product groups can fit into an opening assortment.
| Product Group | Example Selection | Customer Use |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday colors | Warm beige, cool pink, soft rose, classic red and deeper burgundy. | Choices for regular salon appointments across different color preferences. |
| Effect colors | A selected cat eye, reflective or platinum collection. | Additional finishes for nail art menus and seasonal promotions. |
| Base and top coats | Base coat, gloss top coat and matte top coat selected for the intended products. | Preparation and finish options for the color range. |
| Structure products | Rubber base, bottle builder or conventional builder gel. | Additional services where technicians need reinforcement or structure. |
JTING's coordinated shade development helps fill specific gaps: a cooler pink beside warmer nudes, a deeper neutral, or an effect finish that complements existing colors. This gives buyers alternatives customers can distinguish, instead of several shades that appear almost identical on a chart.
Product selection also follows the service. Bottle builder and file-off hard gel meet different application and removal needs; the appropriate instructions belong with the selected SKU. A distributor supplying general color services may need a different range from one serving technicians who specialize in extensions.
How Much of Each Shade Should You Order?
An opening order does not have to assign equal quantities to every shade. The allocation should follow your sales plan and the minimums for the selected products. If existing customers already buy reds and neutrals regularly, those requests give you a better starting point than assuming every new effect will sell at the same speed. For a new brand without that history, keep the opening selection focused enough to introduce and demonstrate properly.
Separate products intended for individual sale from those reserved for complete sets. Otherwise, an order can leave you with plenty of one shade but too few to assemble the collection customers are buying. JTING works through the per-shade quantities and packing list with the buyer so the quotation shows both the products and the sets they make up. The same list gives you a useful reference when the first replenishment order is due.
Build Your Brand
16. JTING-Branded Supply, Private Label, OEM and ODM
JTING supplies finished products under its own brand and manufactures collections for customers' brands. Buyers can use established products, bring detailed specifications, or work with JTING on product development.
| Supply Model | What JTING Supplies | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| JTING-Branded Supply | Products carrying the JTING brand. | Wholesale stock without developing your own packaging identity. |
| Private Label | Established products with your branding and selected packaging. | A branded collection built from available formulas and colors. |
| OEM | Manufacturing to an agreed buyer-led product specification. | Production for defined color, formula, application and packaging requirements. |
| ODM | Product development with JTING's formula, color and packaging input. | A collection requiring development support as well as manufacturing. |
An established color collection with a new logo involves different work from a custom shade range with revised viscosity and a new bottle mold. JTING provides both types of service. The quotation reflects the actual formula, packaging and development work, whether the project begins as private label, OEM or ODM.
A business can start with established products and add custom development later. That allows a brand to introduce its packaging and assortment first, then invest in distinctive colors or application characteristics as customer feedback comes in.
17. Custom Colors, Formula Development and Application Performance
A salon buys a color for its appearance, but technicians use the brush and formula at every appointment. JTING develops custom shades and adjusts viscosity, pigmentation, self-leveling, curing, finish and wear characteristics around the intended product.
Brush Feel and Coverage
A sheer pink should retain the translucent finish the collection promises. An opaque red needs a different pigment balance. Increasing coverage is not automatically an improvement if it changes a soft, sheer neutral into a solid color. JTING develops toward the chosen finish rather than treating maximum opacity as the goal for every shade.
Application feel involves the gel and brush together. A more fluid gel spreads differently from one with more body; brush width and flexibility affect pickup and placement. JTING develops the formula and selects the brush around the desired handling, whether the technician wants a lighter glide or more control during placement.
Matching the Shade and Finish
Physical color references help JTING assess undertone, depth, transparency and effect. A photograph can introduce an idea, but screen settings and lighting can change its appearance. A red that looks right in the bottle may look warmer on a nail, while two shimmer samples can share a base hue and reflect light differently.
JTING develops the sample, then revises the relevant attribute after buyer feedback. A cooler undertone, softer shimmer or more transparent finish is a specific change the development team can work on. Approved samples give the brand a reference for the collection and for later additions.
Keep the Features You Already Like
A custom brief can be quite narrow. You may like a gel's handling but want a warmer shade, or like the color but need less coverage for a sheer collection. JTING can work from those preferences instead of treating every request as a completely new product. Identifying what should stay the same is as useful as identifying the change.
Consider a brand adding a milky nude to an existing cream range. The new shade needs enough translucency for the intended look, but the brush and application feel may need to remain familiar to technicians. We develop the sample around those requirements and review the revised product with the buyer. Color, opacity and handling are assessed together because a change in one can affect the experience of the others.
18. Custom Bottles, Caps and Brushes
JTING offers 100+ bottle and cap options and 50+ brush options. These choices cover the parts customers see on the shelf and the parts technicians handle during application. Bottle shape, cap finish, brush profile and shade identification can all contribute to a recognizable product.
The custom gel polish bottles service includes bottle and cap customization, color matching, logo printing and decoration options and new mold development. Existing styles offer a starting point for a branded pack; new tooling supports buyers seeking a different shape. Empty bottles are also available, with terms based on the selected style and process.
A Brush That Suits the Gel
If you plan to review packaging while in Guangzhou, identify the bottles and brush types that interest you before the appointment. We can work through those choices with the selected gels. Artwork adjustments and further component sampling can then continue after your visit.
A broad brush and a narrow brush distribute product differently. Bristle length and softness affect how the head opens under pressure, while the stem and cap influence handling. JTING's standard brush styles have established specifications, making it possible to select a suitable option without designing every dimension from scratch.
For custom requirements, JTING supports changes to brush head shape, bristle length, width, softness and color, plus stem length and color. Materials are mainly nylon bristles and plastic stems, with suitable material selection for the gel formula. The bottle, cap and brush are matched as an assembly rather than treated as interchangeable parts.
JTING supplies brush options with product orders, not as standalone purchases. Brush samples generally accompany product samples, so buyers can try the selected gel with its proposed applicator. A complete sample also reveals how the cap feels in the hand and how the brush passes through the bottle neck.
19. Labels, Boxes and Coordinated Collection Packaging
JTING provides branded labels and boxes, with 100+ packaging box options and 1000+ private label design options. The usual starting point is an existing design adapted with the customer's logo and product information. Further design adjustments and custom box structures support projects that need something different.
Labels Customers Can Identify
The label and sticker design service covers general branding and product-specific designs supplied with JTING product, OEM and ODM orders. Buyers can adapt an existing design or request changes to suit the bottle and collection.
A range can share the same logo and typography while distinguishing color gel, rubber base and top coat. Shade codes help salon staff find the right bottle and give distributors an exact reference for replenishment. JTING adapts the artwork to the chosen packaging, including the information needed for the product and intended market.
Single Bottles and Collection Sets
A single-bottle carton and a multi-color set need different structures. JTING's custom packaging box options include existing formats and development around customer requirements. Bottle arrangement, box dimensions and inserts are part of that work.
Packaging mockups show the artwork on the proposed pack before final approval. Buyers can see whether shade identification remains visible and how the bottles sit together in a set. The result is packaging prepared for the way the collection will be sold, whether as individual wholesale items or a branded assortment.
Plan for the Way Buyers Open and Restock the Set
A collection box may look attractive closed but still leave questions when opened. Can customers identify the shades? Does each bottle have its own reference? Will the chart use the same order as the bottles? JTING develops the layout, labels and insert around the selected products so the buyer can understand the set without referring back to a catalog.
Also decide what happens after a salon uses up one color. A set sold only as a complete box has a different replenishment plan from one whose shades are also available individually. That decision affects bottle labeling, individual cartons and the order list. It is worth settling while the packaging is being developed, particularly for a new brand planning to sell through distributors as well as its own website.
20. Color Charts, Product Photography and Launch Materials
JTING supplies color charts, product photography and product videos to support collection launches. These give a distributor material for its catalog and sales team, and give a brand product content for its website and customer communication.
Color Charts and Product Views
Color charts put the available shades in front of buyers with product references they can order from. They help a salon compare neighboring pinks, choose a deeper neutral or review an effect collection without opening every bottle. Shade codes tie the chart back to the products in the order.
Product photography provides views of bottles, branding and collection packaging. Individual product images support listings; group photographs show the range or boxed set. Applied-color and effect views help explain what the gel looks like beyond the bottle.
Video for Finishes That Change with Light
A still photograph captures one view of a cat eye or reflective finish. Product video can show changing reflections and application movement, giving sales teams another way to introduce these products. It also supports customers buying remotely, who cannot handle the sample during an initial conversation.
JTING's photography, charts and videos accompany its product and brand services. The subjects and formats are agreed for the project. A brand introducing a small private label range can use individual bottle images for listings, a collection photograph for its catalog and effect videos for sales follow-up.
Move into Production
21. Quality Control from Samples to Bulk Production
JTING's quality-control work focuses on the product and packaging approved for the order. Its five QC inspectors support the manufacturing process, with attention to the color, texture, application and finish of the gel, alongside the identification and assembly of the branded pack.
The approved sample gives that work a practical reference. A color gel is judged against its selected shade and application characteristics; a builder gel has different handling requirements. On the packaging side, the agreed bottle, brush, label and box define what the customer ordered.
Keeping the Approved Version in Production
JTING coordinates product and packaging requirements before bulk production. This matters when development has included several similar pinks, a brush change or revised artwork: the chosen version needs to be the one manufactured and packed.
When a buyer approves a revised shade, formula or pack, JTING updates the order requirements before production. Shade codes and approved specifications identify the version being manufactured and provide a reference for later reorders or product questions.
JTING provides follow-up on product and packaging questions. Product identification, photographs and a description of the issue help the team direct the inquiry to the relevant technical or packaging work. The approved sample and order specification provide a reference when reviewing a reported difference.
Review the Gel and the Finished Pack Separately
A buyer can approve a color and still need a packaging change. For example, the shade code may be hard to read on the selected label, or the bottle arrangement may make the set awkward to identify. Keeping product approval and packaging approval distinct allows that work to proceed without losing track of which gel was selected.
The finished-pack review covers details that a gel sample cannot show: whether the brush fits the selected bottle and cap, whether the label identifies the right product and shade, and whether the bottles are packed in the agreed order. JTING checks the product and packaging requirements together before shipment. Customers can report a gel question separately from a label, component or packing issue, so the relevant team can follow it up.
22. Formula Information and Market Documentation
All JTING products are HEMA-free. Other attributes, including TPO-free, vegan, cruelty-free, low odor and UV/LED compatibility, depend on the selected product and project. HEMA-free does not mean allergy-free; professional application and the product's safety instructions still matter.
JTING supports product information and documentation according to the product and destination market. Import preparation, labeling and distributor questions call for different information, so document support follows the planned use.
Information for Handling, Labeling and Importing
SDS/MSDS support safety and handling communication. INCI information supports ingredient identification and label preparation. COA support concerns product quality information, while customs documentation supports shipment and import preparation. These documents serve different purposes and do not substitute for one another.
For market-specific preparation, support can include CPNP- and CPSR-related information, GPSR, FDA-related and REACH-related information, depending on the product and destination. Manufacturing and assessment materials can include relevant ISO/ISO 22716, GMPC/CGMP and SGS documents. JTING identifies which documents apply to the selected product and manufacturing or assessment scope.
JTING's documentation and certification information introduces the available support. Identifying the destination early allows the relevant information to be considered during formula selection and label development, rather than after the packaging has been printed.
23. Sample Selection and Product Development
JTING provides samples of established products and develops custom colors and formulas. The team helps assemble a selection for the proposed range, including supporting products and the bottle-and-brush combination where it affects application.
A sample selection can cover the differences that matter: a sheer neutral, an opaque color and an effect finish, for example. Buyers can then assess the range's appearance and handling without sorting through many nearly identical alternatives.
Samples and Revisions
JTING prepares the proposed product, while your team evaluates it for the salons or customers it serves. Feedback identifies the required change; JTING handles the corresponding color, formula or packaging revision. A pink that needs a cooler undertone is a color adjustment. A gel that spreads too readily during placement calls for a different discussion from a brush that carries too much product.
Packaging samples can include unbranded bottle samples, assembled bottle-and-brush samples and samples bearing your logo. The empty bottle shows shape and handling; the branded version adds logo placement and label readability. These are different sample needs within the same collection project.
Sample and packaging approval establish the version for production. The buyer approves the selected result, and JTING uses the agreed product and packaging specifications for the bulk order. Standard sampling and custom development have different lead times, set out below.
Trying Samples with Your Sales and Salon Teams
A Guangzhou appointment can help narrow the sample selection, but you can take time afterward to review it with colleagues. JTING continues the color, formula and packaging work remotely, with revisions sent for approval before the order moves into production.
If your customers are professional salons, include the people who will use or demonstrate the product in the sample review. A purchasing team may concentrate on the color selection and cost, while a technician notices how the brush opens, how much gel it carries and how the product moves during application. Both kinds of feedback help decide what belongs in the order.
Give those teams the same product references and application instructions. If a texture needs revision, send the observations back against the identified sample rather than an unlabelled photograph. JTING can then address the relevant product or component and return a revised sample for approval. Once approved, that reference also gives your team the information it needs to prepare demonstrations and product descriptions.
24. MOQ, Lead Times and Wholesale Quotations
JTING offers low starting quantities for private label and house-brand orders. The figures below distinguish order minimums from development and production time.
| Order or Development Stage | Starting Quantity or Typical Timing |
|---|---|
| Private Label Gel Nail Polish | Starting from 10 pieces per shade. |
| House-Brand Mixed-Color Order | Starting from 100 pieces. |
| Standard Samples | Typically 7-10 business days. |
| Custom Color or Exclusive Formula Development | Typically 2-4 weeks. |
| Bulk Production | Typically 15-20 days after sample and packaging approval. |
Final MOQ depends on product type, packaging, formula requests and customization level. Empty bottles and caps have separate terms based on style and process; custom tooling and packaging are quoted for the project.
JTING's quotation lists the selected products, shade quantities, packaging and customization work, together with the agreed payment and shipping terms. A boxed collection and individual bottles have different packing costs, even when the gel is the same. Development and tooling costs are identified separately where the project includes them.
The production period starts after sample and packaging approval. For a launch date, we plan the development, approval, production and shipping stages with you. This gives your team a schedule that includes the work before production and the transit time afterward.
What to Check When Comparing Quotes
Compare the same fill size, shade quantities and packaging before comparing the price per bottle. One quotation may include a printed carton and branded label while another covers a plain bottle. A set price may also include a box and insert that do not appear in an individual-bottle price. JTING lists the order configuration so you can see what the quoted amount covers.
The destination and shipment arrangement belong in that comparison too. Production pricing, transport and import-related costs are different items. For a time-sensitive launch, the shipping choice also needs to fit the agreed schedule. Our team works through these details with the buyer before the order is finalized, including how any development work and packaging preparation affect the timing.
25. Working with JTING Before, During or After Your Guangzhou Trip
JTING is based in Guangzhou. Product selection can begin before travel, continue during an appointment and move into sampling or production after the buyer returns home. There is no need to finish every color and packaging decision in one visit.
| Stage | JTING Support | Project Output |
|---|---|---|
| Before the Trip | Discuss product interests, available collections, packaging and sample needs; coordinate a requested appointment. | A focused selection of products and questions for the meeting. |
| During the Trip | Review colors, application preferences and packaging choices with the buyer. | Selected options and identified sample or development work. |
| After the Trip | Continue quotations, sampling, revisions, artwork and production preparation remotely. | An approved product and pack ready for the agreed order. |
Travel dates can be shared through the JTING contact page to request an appointment. If the itinerary includes the Canton Fair, CIBE or other business visits, a separate appointment gives the product discussion its own time. Buyers can arrange this directly with JTING.
In-person review is useful for details that screens handle poorly, such as closely related shades, bottle finishes and brush feel. Remote follow-up keeps those selections moving through samples and revisions, rather than leaving the buyer with a catalog and no next step.
Make Time for the Decisions That Need Physical Samples
If your Guangzhou trip is short, use the appointment for comparisons that are difficult online. Bring a physical color reference or an existing bottle if it helps explain what you want. Comparing two cap finishes in the same light or trying a brush with the selected gel can settle a question that would otherwise take several messages and photographs.
You do not have to approve the whole order at the meeting. Leave with the selected product references, the packaging options you prefer and a list of samples or revisions JTING will prepare next. After travel, the project continues through quotations, artwork and sample feedback. This lets your team review the commercial terms and try the products with colleagues before giving production approval.
26. Repeat Orders and Collection Expansion
JTING supports replenishment of established products and development of new collections. Reorders use the approved product references, shade codes and packaging specifications, helping buyers restock an existing range without restarting the entire selection process.
A repeat order may include the original core shades, a new carton design or additional colors. Distinguishing unchanged products from revisions keeps the order specific: replacing a label is different from changing the formula, and a new shade needs its own reference.
Adding Colors Customers Are Missing
JTING develops new colors and effects that buyers can consider alongside custom shade work. A distributor whose customers already stock core colors could add a small metallic liner range. A brand selling glossy colors could introduce a matte top coat with demonstrations using the same shades. Each addition gives existing customers another product to use with what they already own.
Sales feedback helps determine which additions are useful. A request from salons for more depth in a nude range calls for a different selection from a distributor seeking an effect collection for a promotion. JTING supplies both repeat production and development support, so replenishment and new launches can be handled with the same manufacturing partner.
Separate Replenishment from a Packaging Update
A best-selling shade may need restocking while the brand is redesigning its boxes. Specify whether the reorder uses the existing pack or the new version, and keep that choice separate from any formula or color development. The purchasing team can then track what is being replenished and what still needs approval.
For a wider range, use sales by shade and product type to guide the next order. A complete set can perform well while demand for individual replacements is uneven. Sharing that pattern with JTING helps focus the discussion on the colors needed now and the additions worth developing next, rather than repeating the opening order unchanged.
Questions and Next Steps
27. Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Buy JTING Products Wholesale without Creating My Own Brand?
Yes. JTING supplies its own branded products, with house-brand mixed-color orders starting from 100 pieces. Buyers can select color gels and supporting products without developing private label artwork.
What Is the Starting MOQ for a Private Label Collection?
Private label gel nail polish orders start from 10 pieces per shade. Final MOQ depends on the product, formula request, packaging style and customization level. The private label gel nail polish guide explains more about building a branded range.
Do I Need to Attend a Trade Fair to Work with JTING?
No. Product discussions, sample selection, revisions and order preparation can take place remotely. Buyers visiting Guangzhou can request an appointment directly with JTING, whether or not their itinerary includes a trade fair.
Can JTING Develop Colors to Match My Collection?
Yes. JTING develops custom colors and coordinated shade collections, working with references for undertone, depth, opacity and finish. Custom color or exclusive formula development typically takes 2-4 weeks, depending on the work and revisions involved.
Can I Customize the Bottle and Application Brush Together?
Yes. JTING offers 100+ bottle and cap options and 50+ brush options, plus customization. The components are matched with the selected gel. Brushes accompany product orders rather than standalone purchases, and brush samples generally come with product samples.
Does JTING Provide Labels and Collection Boxes?
Yes. JTING offers 100+ box options and 1000+ private label design options. Existing designs can be adapted with your logo and product information, with further adjustments for the project. Labels accompany product, OEM or ODM orders rather than independent printing orders.
Can JTING Supply Product Photos and Videos for My Launch?
Yes. JTING provides product photography, product videos and color charts for collection launches. These support product pages, wholesale catalogs and sales communication, showing the products, packaging and finishes buyers will be introducing.
Are All JTING Products HEMA-Free?
Yes. All JTING products are HEMA-free. TPO-free, vegan, cruelty-free, low odor and UV/LED compatibility depend on the selected product and project. HEMA-free does not mean allergy-free or replace professional application and product safety instructions.
What Documentation Can JTING Support for Importers?
Depending on the product and destination market, support can include SDS/MSDS, INCI information, COA, customs documentation and market-specific information. JTING coordinates the relevant support with the selected products and destination requirements.
How Long Do Samples and Bulk Production Usually Take?
Standard samples typically take 7-10 business days; custom color or exclusive formula development typically takes 2-4 weeks. Bulk production typically takes 15-20 days after sample and packaging approval. Revisions and shipping add time to the overall schedule.
Can I Request a Meeting While I Am in Guangzhou?
Yes. Contact JTING with your travel dates and product interests to request an appointment. The team can coordinate the discussion around relevant colors, packaging and development needs, with follow-up continuing remotely after the visit.
Can I Reorder Core Shades and Add New Collections Later?
Yes. JTING supports repeat production using approved product references and develops additional shades and effects. Buyers can replenish existing colors and introduce new collections with corresponding packaging, charts and product images.
28. Start Your Guangzhou Gel Nail Polish Sourcing Project with JTING
Buy JTING-branded gel nail polish wholesale, launch a private label collection, or develop custom colors and formulas through OEM and ODM services. JTING supplies the products, bottles, brushes, labels, boxes and launch materials for your range.
Contact the JTING team to discuss your collection, target market and sample needs, before a Guangzhou visit or from your own office.
