PROFESSIONAL SALON SOLUTIONS
“A professional salon experience is built on more than beautiful color. It requires consistent performance, efficient application and reliable quality across every service and every location. That is where we start.”
—— Professional Salon Partnerships Manager, JTING
01 / YOUR SERVICE MENU COMES FIRST
Start with the services you perform most, the way your technicians work and the shades your clients return for.
JTING helps salons select professional gel nail polish, build coordinated color ranges and develop their own branded products. We work through the product, application and packaging requirements with you before moving into sampling and production.
02 / FOUR WAYS OF RUNNING A SALON
A busy neighborhood salon and a spa with a small nail menu may need some of the same products, but not the same range. Start with the operating needs closest to yours.
| Your Business | What Matters at the Nail Desk | What to Plan Together |
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High-Volume
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Manage product cost alongside application time and redo work. Keep frequently requested shades available and help new technicians become familiar with the range. | A focused base, color and top system; practical sample checks; clear shade references and a replenishment list based on actual use. |
Premium Nail
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Give clients a reason to choose your studio. Distinctive colors, considered finishes and a well-chosen art range should support the work your team wants to be known for. | Signature shades, selected effect gels and coordinated bottles, labels and color charts that fit your studio’s identity. |
Franchises &
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Give purchasing teams and technicians a shared product reference. Review how the range performs before introducing it across more locations. | A core assortment, pilot-store feedback, approved shade references and a clear process for repeat orders and product changes. |
Spas with
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Keep the nail range appropriate to a wider treatment menu. Consider the treatment-room experience and the information staff need to answer product questions. | A concise service selection, low-odor formula options where available, and product information for the items you choose. |
03 / FROM SERVICES TO PRODUCTS
Choose gel nail polish for your salon around real appointments. Establish the products used every day, then add the specialist products your menu calls for.
| Your Service | Build the Product Selection | Confirm During Sampling |
|---|---|---|
| The Everyday Appointment Gel Manicure | Base coat, selected gel nail polish colors and a top coat suited to the intended finish. Start with shades clients already request, then identify gaps in the palette. | Brush control, coverage at the instructed application thickness, finished appearance and the requirements for the complete product system. |
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When Your Menu Includes It
Strengthening & Builder Services |
Review rubber base or builder products against the service you intend to perform. Specify whether your team needs a bottle or pot format. | Handling, intended structural use, product-specific preparation and removal instructions. Confirm soak-off or file-off requirements for the selected product. |
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Your Specialist Work
Effects & Nail Art |
Choose cat eye, reflective or art gels around the looks your team offers. Bring reference designs to keep the selection purposeful. | Effect appearance, the tools and technique involved, and how each product fits the proposed base and finishing system. |
GEL MANICURE
STRENGTHENING & BUILDER
EFFECTS & NAIL ART
Start with your menu, not a fixed bottle count. The mix can change as your team tests products and clients respond.
04 / MAKE THE SAMPLE REVIEW USEFUL
For salon-quality gel nail polish, a color chart is only the starting point. Ask the technicians who will use the products to review handling, appearance and the complete service system.
KEEP THE REVIEW SPECIFIC
Record the product and shade, the lamp model, application conditions and your team’s observations. Specific feedback gives us a clearer brief for any adjustments.
Check pickup, brush control, flow and leveling. Note whether the product gives your technicians the working time and control they need for the intended service.
Compare sheer and opaque shades against their intended look. Review coverage, gloss or matte finish, and effect-particle appearance rather than treating every product as a full-cover solid color.
Confirm product-specific base, color and top requirements, lamp compatibility and curing instructions. Include wear and removal feedback in the review before changing the salon’s regular system.
Keep approved shade samples and consistent product codes. Collect feedback from more than one technician where practical, then agree which details will be used for repeat orders.
JTING can discuss adjustments to viscosity, pigmentation, leveling, curing, finish and wear direction for the selected project.
05 / YOUR STUDIO, YOUR SELECTION
Your products sit on the nail desk, appear in service photos and become part of how clients recognize your business. Choose the level of customization that serves your salon.
FOR PREMIUM NAIL STUDIOS
Bring a color reference, a design direction or a gap in your current palette. JTING can develop custom colors and coordinate the bottles, labels and color charts around your salon’s identity.
Select effect and art products that complement the collection. If exclusivity matters, discuss its scope as part of the project agreement.
FOR SPAS WITH NAIL SERVICES
Build a manageable range around the treatments you offer. Discuss low-odor, HEMA-free or other formula requirements for the specific products under consideration.
Confirm the available ingredient information and product instructions so staff have a reliable reference when clients ask questions. Match the packaging to the treatment space without expanding the range unnecessarily.
COORDINATE THE DETAILS
06 / FROM PILOT STORE TO SHARED RANGE
For franchises and multi-location salons, sampling is also an approval process. Give purchasing teams, brand managers and lead technicians a chance to review the same selection.
List services, locations, core shades and the products you want to introduce or replace.
Have your lead technicians assess samples and record application requirements.
Where practical, gather feedback in a selected location before a wider rollout.
Agree product codes, shade references, packaging and the selected instructions.
Set quantities by item and location, then confirm timing and repeat-order references.
A suggested approval sequence, adapted to your organization. The scope of sampling, product records and ongoing supply is agreed for your project.
07 / KEEP THE WORKING RANGE IN STOCK
A full color display does not mean every shade needs the same quantity. Review product use alongside appointment demand and the next confirmed supply date.
For multiple locations, collect requirements by store before combining them into the next order.
SERVICE ESSENTIALS
Track consumption against the services performed. Include the products used across several appointments, even when clients never choose them from a color chart.
CORE COLOR RANGE
Use your own booking and usage records to identify repeat shades. Keep the approved shade codes attached to quantities on the order list.
SMALL-SCALE ADDITIONS
Test additions against client interest and your team’s service plans before expanding quantities. Keep trials distinct from the established core range.
There is no fixed purchasing ratio. Adjust the mix to your menu, budget, store count and actual consumption. Confirm production and transport timing for each order.
08 / START WITH A PURPOSEFUL SAMPLE SELECTION
Tell us which services you want to support and what is missing from your current products. We can work through a sample selection that lets your team assess the proposed range before committing to a wider order.
You can discuss JTING products or private label gel nail polish for your salon. The sample scope and applicable minimums depend on the products and customization you choose.
Include in Your Request
Typical preparation and production times. Final timing depends on product selection, development, revisions, packaging and order size. Transport is separate from production time.
09 / SALON PURCHASING QUESTIONS
Product selection, sampling and the details that make repeat orders easier.
Start with the services performed regularly and the shades clients request. Select the relevant base, color and top products, then add builder or art products only where the menu calls for them. Review the proposed selection with your technicians before deciding on the full range.
Yes, we can discuss a focused selection and sampling before you expand. JTING house-brand mixed-color orders start from 100 pieces, while private label gel nail polish starts from 10 pieces per shade. Product, formula, packaging and customization requirements may change the applicable minimums.
JTING supports custom color development, coordinated collections, bottles, labels and packaging boxes. Share your shade references and brand direction so we can define the scope. If you need exclusivity, its coverage and terms should be agreed for the project rather than assumed from a custom color request.
Assess pickup, brush control, flow, leveling, intended coverage and the finished look. Confirm the selected product system and instructions, and record the lamp model and application conditions. Include wear and removal feedback relevant to the service. Share specific observations when requesting an adjustment.
Send the lamp brand and model together with your selected product list. Ask for the applicable compatibility and curing instructions before testing. Do not assume that all products use one curing time or that lamps are interchangeable simply because the stated wattage is similar.
Use a shared list of approved products, shade codes, packaging versions and quantities by location. Keep reference samples available and identify changes separately on the next order. Discuss any specific batch-comparison or documentation requirements when defining the supply arrangement.
Private label orders start from 10 pieces per shade; JTING house-brand mixed-color orders start from 100 pieces. Standard samples typically take 7–10 business days, custom color or formula development 2–4 weeks, and bulk production 15–20 days after sample and packaging approval. Final minimums and timing depend on the selected products and project requirements. Shipping time is additional.
A RANGE YOUR TEAM CAN WORK WITH
Share your menu, the products you want to improve and your plans for the next location.
We’ll help you work through the product and customization options.
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Before placing any formal orders, we welcome you to test any of our samples. All samples and sample shipping costs are complimentary. Samples can even be customized. Please contact us to discuss sample details.
