Number tags are numbered labels that give each shade one number, so a polish bottle, its colour swatch and its spot in the display all match. M1 Nail & Beauty Supply stocks number tags and laser number tags from MNBS, in ranges from 1-60 for a small rack up to 1-700 for a full colour wall.
Types of number tags
| Type | Best for | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Number tags up to 180 | A single display rack or one colour line. | Number Tag 1-60, Number Tag 1-100 A, Number Tag 1-100 B, Number Tag 1-120, Number Tag 1-180 |
| Number tags from 200 up | A full colour wall or several lines numbered in one series. | Laser Number Tag 1-200, Laser Number Tag 1-300, Number Tag 1-400 A, Laser Number Tag 1-600, Number Tag 1-700 A |
How to choose number tags
- Leave room to grow. Pick a range above your current shade count, so new colours join the same series instead of starting a second one.
- Tag the bottle and the swatch. Put the same number on the bottle, its swatch tip and its rack slot, and clients can choose by number.
- One series per system. Keep gel and regular polish in separate series or number blocks, so a gel number never points to a lacquer bottle.
Related: Polish display racks, Colour charts & swatches, Storage & organizers, All nail accessories
Number tag FAQ
How do I number a nail polish colour display?
Sort the bottles the way clients browse, usually by colour family, then give each shade the next number in the series. Put that number on the bottle, its swatch tip or chart and its slot in the rack. When a bottle runs out, the empty slot and the number show what to reorder.
Which number tag range should I buy?
Count every shade you plan to display, including the ones you have on order, and choose the next range up: 1-60 or 1-120 for one rack, 1-200 to 1-400 for a wall, and 1-600 or 1-700 when gel and regular polish share one numbered display.
Order online for in-store pickup at our Markham, Ontario store, usually ready in 2 to 4 hours, or have your order shipped anywhere in Canada.