Nail Display Sticks, Clear & Natural, for Gel Swatches & Practice

Seeing a colour on a bottle is not the same as seeing it on a nail. Nail display sticks let you paint, cure and keep a swatch of every gel colour you own or sell, so you can compare shades side by side, show clients your full range and choose your next manicure in seconds.

They are also a handy canvas for trying a nail art idea before you put it on a real nail: practise a line, a flower or a gradient on a stick, adjust, and repeat until it looks right.

Choose your sticks

Pick a colour and shape, then a pack size. Every stick has a nail-shaped tip and a handle, and the sticks come on a metal binder ring so a whole colour range stays together.

• Clear Almond: transparent sticks with a rounded almond tip, the best choice when you want the true colour and finish of a gel to show through.
• Clear Stiletto: transparent sticks with a long pointed tip for stiletto designs.
• Natural Almond: opaque natural-colour sticks with an almond tip, which show a swatch the way it looks over a natural nail.
• Natural Coffin: opaque natural-colour sticks with a coffin tip and a square free edge.

What you get

• 20 sticks: one 20-stick set in the shape you choose, enough for a single colour family or one client range.
• 50 sticks: one 50-stick set, the all-round choice for a personal gel collection. The product photos show it with a sheet of numbered labels (1 to 100) for indexing your shades.
• 80 sticks: one 80-stick set, with the lowest cost per stick, for a full colour library or for classes and workshops. The product photos show it with the same sheet of numbered labels.

Polish, gel, top coat, a lamp and storage boxes are not included.

What you can use them for

• Gel polish swatches: paint, cure and label every shade in your collection.
• Client displays: build a colour book or a swatch ring for your station.
• Nail art practice: test designs, colour combinations and layering.
• Photography: a clean background for product photos and tutorials.

How to swatch a colour

1. Wipe the stick with a nail cleanser and let it dry.
2. Apply your base coat and cure it if you are using gel.
3. Apply the colour in thin coats, curing each coat as the product instructs.
4. Add top coat and cure, then write the brand and shade name on the back or use a numbered label.

Frequently asked questions

Which colour should I choose, clear or natural?

Clear sticks let you see how a colour looks translucent and are ideal for sheer and jelly shades. Natural sticks show the shade over a nail-like base, which is closer to the look on a client.

Do I need a lamp for these sticks?

If you are swatching gel polish, yes: cure each layer under your nail lamp. For regular nail polish, let the coats air dry.

Can I reuse the sticks?

Gel and polish can be removed with the same remover you use on nails, so a stick can be cleaned and reused for practice.

Why are some shapes only in some pack sizes?

Each pack is offered only where we can supply it reliably, so the list shows the combinations that are available now.