GLOBAL IMPORTERS & VOLUME WHOLESALERS

Wholesale Gel Nail Polish for Importers & Wholesalers

“Every wholesale order should fit the customers you supply, the requirements of your market and the stock you need to replenish. That is where we start.”

——International Sales Manager, JTING

01 / YOUR MARKET COMES FIRST

Source for Your Channels. Plan for the Next Order

Start with the customers you supply, the products they reorder and the markets you serve.

JTING supplies gel nail polish for importers, distributors and nail supply wholesalers. Plan your assortment, quantities and packaging under JTING or your own label, with product references and destination requirements agreed before production.

JTING wholesale gel nail polish assortment with color collections, base gels, flake top coats and Mermaid Pat Pat Gel with shade charts.

02 / HOW YOU SOURCE

An Existing Range. Or a Range with Your Name

Choose the supply route that fits your business. Both start with product selection; private label adds the brand, artwork and packaging decisions that need to be approved before production.

JTING Products

Source the JTING Range

Select from JTING products for your wholesale business. Discuss the categories and colors you need, then confirm quantities, available packaging and requirements for your destination market.

Start With
Your product shortlist and estimated quantities.
Confirm Together
Product references, color mix, packaging and timing.

Your Own Label

Source Under Your Own Label

Develop a private label gel nail polish range for your distribution business. Keep the product brief focused on the customers you supply, from standard product options to custom colors and packaging.

Start With
Your selected products, brand files and packaging direction.
Confirm Together
Customization scope, samples, artwork and order requirements.

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03 / YOUR DOWNSTREAM CUSTOMERS

Build Your Assortment Around the Customers You Supply

A nail supply retailer, a salon supplier and a multi-market distributor may need different versions of the same range. Start with how the products will be sold and reordered, then choose the categories.

Product assortment considerations by distribution channel
Your Sales Channel What the Order Needs to Address Product Directions to Discuss
01 / Retail Distribution Nail Supply Stores
& Regional Wholesalers
Range coverage, clearly identified shades and products that can be ordered again without rebuilding the entire assortment. Core Color Collections Base & Top Coats Selected Effect Collections
02 / Professional Supply Salon Supply
Businesses
Products that fit professional application needs, a useful color range and clear references for frequently reordered items. Professional Color Ranges Rubber Base Gel Builder Gel
03 / Multi-Market Supply Importers Serving
More Than One Market
A separate selection and quantity plan for each destination, including the formula, label and packaging requirements to review. A Market-by-Market Order List

Select suitable products from the range, then confirm each market’s version before combining the production brief.

Use these as selection directions, not a requirement to carry every category.

04 / BUILD THE ORDER MIX

Keep the Core Stocked. Leave Room to Test

For an established wholesale range, a 70 / 20 / 10 split by bottle quantity can be a useful starting point: prioritize core replenishment, set aside a smaller trial allocation and reserve a focused seasonal selection.

Illustrative Order Allocation

By Bottle Quantity · Total 100%

70%

Core Replenishment

Products and shades already supported by your own sales experience. Set quantities by item rather than distributing the core allocation equally across every color.

20%

New Product Trials

New categories, finishes or non-seasonal shades to assess with your customers. Confirm samples and applicable minimums before adding them to the order.

10%

Seasonal Additions

A limited group tied to a specific selling period. Plan quantities against the selling window and keep seasonal items separate from the trial allocation.

A suggested starting mix—not a fixed purchase requirement. Adjust these proportions to suit your own sales, current stock, replenishment lead times and minimum order requirements. Count each item in one group only. For a first order without sales history, begin with samples and a focused market-test assortment instead.

Gel nail polish selection arranged in three groups with core colors, nail art effects and an autumn collection with matching swatches.

WRITE DOWN ALL FOUR

Product categories

Number of shades

Units per shade

Packaging versions

05 / PACKAGING THAT WORKS FOR THE ORDER

Plan for Retail. Make Every Item Easy to Identify

For a bulk gel nail polish order, appearance is only part of the packaging brief. Your team also needs to distinguish products, shade references and market versions when receiving stock and placing the next order.

JTING Fall Color gel nail polish collection with a fitted bottle tray, matching retail box and shade chart beside an open shipping carton.
  1. Choose the Selling Format

    Single bottles, coordinated sets or another agreed format. Confirm the selected bottle and brush fit the product brief.

  2. Keep Shade References Clear

    Agree product names, shade codes, capacity and artwork versions. Check the information at its actual printed size.

  3. Separate Market Versions

    Identify language and product-information requirements early. Keep each approved version attached to the relevant order items.

  4. Confirm Packing Requirements

    Discuss inner packs, carton quantities and any barcode or shipping-mark requirements before finalizing the order.

06 / THE NEXT PURCHASE ORDER

Make Repeat Orders Easier to Specify

“The same as last time” is a useful starting point, but the quantities and any changes still need to be clear. Reference the previously approved product and packaging details when you request a repeat order.

Compare new requirements with those references before deciding whether further sampling or artwork approval is needed.

Reorder Checklist

Keep / Change / Confirm

Product
Keep the approved product reference, or identify a new formula or performance requirement.
Color
List repeat shade codes separately from additions or color adjustments.
Packaging
Confirm the bottle, label and box version. Flag changes before using previous artwork.
Quantity
Specify units per shade and packaging version, not just the total order quantity.
Market & Timing
Identify any new destination requirements and the date you need the stock.

Keep approved samples and product references available for comparison.

07 / BEFORE PRODUCTION

Confirm the Market. Then Confirm the Details

Share the destination and intended sales channels at the quotation stage. Formula attributes, label information and documentation should be reviewed for the products you actually plan to import.

01 / DESTINATION

Where Will It Be Sold?

List each target market and the relevant product selection. A change in destination may require a separate review of labels and supporting information.

02 / PRODUCT & INFORMATION

What Needs to Be Confirmed?

Discuss requested formula attributes and product information. SDS/MSDS, COA and INCI support is confirmed according to the selected products and market requirements.

03 / DELIVERY PLANNING

When Is the Stock Needed?

Give us your requested arrival window and destination. Allow for sampling, approvals and transport when planning around a selling period.

Match the Documents to the Order Items

Send your product list and the information requested by your importer, broker or downstream buyer. Review the available documents against the selected products and destination rather than treating a company certificate as a document for every formula.

Keep label language, product references and packaging versions consistent with the approved order. Confirm any missing information before finalizing the shipment arrangements.

For quality support, documentation coordination, shipping follow-up and after-sales service:

08 / MOQ, QUOTATION & TIMING

A Useful Quote Starts with a Clear Order List

To quote wholesale gel nail polish accurately, we need more than a total bottle count. Product selection, quantities by shade and packaging requirements establish what is being priced.

Include in Your Request

  1. Products & Capacity

    Selected categories, product references and bottle sizes.

  2. Shades & Quantities

    Number of shades, units per shade and total quantity.

  3. Supply & Packaging

    JTING products or your own label, plus any packaging changes.

  4. Destination & Timing

    Target market and requested delivery window.

JTING Mixed-Color Orders

100 pieces

Starting total order quantity for house-brand mixed-color orders.

Private Label Orders

10 pieces / shade

Starting quantity per shade for private label gel nail polish.

These are starting minimums, not fixed wholesale order sizes. Product, formula, packaging and customization requirements may change the applicable MOQ.

Standard Samples
7–10 business days
Custom Color / Formula Development
2–4 weeks
Bulk Production
15–20 days After sample and packaging approval.

Typical preparation and production times. Confirm the final schedule for your order; transport and destination clearance are separate from production time.

Compare the Full Order Cost

For a bulk gel nail polish quote, compare the same formula, bottle capacity, units per shade and packaging format. Separate the product price from sampling, custom packaging and freight charges, and check what each quote includes.

Include destination costs in your own margin calculation. A lower bottle price may not produce a lower landed cost if the packaging, shipment size or delivery terms differ.

JTING was founded in 2015 in Guangzhou, China. Our manufacturing operation has 5 production lines, produces 10 million+ bottles annually and supplies 30+ export markets. Your order schedule is confirmed against the actual product and packaging requirements.

09 / WHOLESALE ORDER QUESTIONS

Before You Place the First Order

Clarify your supply route, quantities and market requirements before moving from product selection to a purchase order.

Can I buy JTING products or order under my own label?

Both routes can be discussed. For JTING products, share your selected range and quantities. For private label orders, include your branding and packaging requirements so we can confirm the development scope, samples and applicable minimums.

JTING supports house-brand mixed-color orders starting from 100 pieces. Send the categories, shades and quantities you want to combine. We will confirm which combinations are available and whether individual product or packaging minimums apply; the starting total does not mean every item can be ordered in any quantity.

House-brand mixed-color orders start from 100 pieces in total. Private label gel nail polish orders start from 10 pieces per shade. The applicable MOQ varies with product type, formula requests, packaging style and customization scope.

Yes. Share the products, colors and application requirements you want to review. Standard samples typically take 7–10 business days; custom color or exclusive formula development typically takes 2–4 weeks. Confirm the sample selection and schedule before arranging your bulk gel nail polish order.

Provide product references or categories, capacity, shades, units per shade and total quantity. Tell us whether you need JTING products or private label supply, then include your packaging requirements, destination and requested timing.

We can discuss packaging and label customization for the selected products. Identify the markets, required languages and information to be included. The final artwork and any supporting product documents should be reviewed for each relevant market before approval.

Reference the approved products, shade codes and packaging versions. List quantities by item and highlight any changes to formula requirements, colors, artwork or destination. Keeping changes separate from unchanged items makes the repeat-order brief clearer.

Bulk production typically takes 15–20 days after samples and packaging are approved. The final schedule depends on order scope and production requirements. Share your requested arrival date early so sampling, approvals, transport and destination arrangements can be considered separately.

START WITH YOUR MARKET AND YOUR ORDER LIST

Tell Us What Your Market Needs

Share the customers you supply, the products you want to carry and your estimated quantities. We can work through the supply and packaging options with you.

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