Quick answer

The Spring/Summer Fusion Dip Powder Color Collection is a 16-piece set of soak-off gel shades numbered #105 through #120, sold as the complete seasonal drop. Buy it if you want the full warm-weather range at once; skip it if you only need a few colors.

What the 16-piece format changes for your shelf

A complete seasonal drop solves a specific problem: you stop hunting for the missing shade in the middle of a set. The trade-off is commitment. Sixteen colors take up drawer space and cost more upfront than picking two or three favorites, so the set makes most sense for artists who rotate seasonal menus or collectors who want every number in the run.

Where this set fits in a Gotti Powder lineup

The collection is described as an expansion to the Gotti Powder lineup rather than a standalone system. That means it is best treated as a seasonal layer on top of the colors you already use, not a replacement for your core neutrals. If you already own a broad Gotti Powder range, check the numbering against what you have before buying to avoid duplicate tones.

Common questions about the #105-#120 set

How many colors are in the set?

Sixteen. The collection covers #105 through #120, described as the whole Spring/Summer drop.

Are these gel shades or traditional dip powders?

The catalog describes them as soak-off gel shades within the Gotti Powder lineup. Check the individual product page for the exact system and removal method before you build a service around them. Confirm the removal method matches your salon's soak-off routine.

Who is the 16pc set actually for?

Salons, nail artists, and collectors who want the full season at once. If you change your color menu often or work with many clients, the complete range saves repeat orders. If you prefer a small, curated palette, buy individual shades instead.

How should I store and rotate the colors?

Keep the set together and label the #105-#120 range so you can see at a glance which shades are running low. Rotate the brightest warm-weather tones to the front of your display during spring and summer, then move them back when the season changes.

Is the set good value compared with buying singles?

The catalog lists a comparison price alongside the set price, so the bundle is positioned as a saving over buying the shades separately. Whether it is worth it depends on how many of the 16 you would actually use; count the shades you would realistically wear before deciding.

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