D & D Nail Supply Inc

Great prices for nail polishes and they have the Seche Vite top coat refill bottle! Aside from nail polish, they sell all different kinds of tools that beauty salons (even those UV curing lights for DIY gel manis at home!) use at cheap prices. Definitely worth a look if you happen to be around the area!

Came here to get nail polish for bridal shower favors. the boss lady was very friendly. Great selection! Decent prices! They have ruby wings for $ 5 too! Esse $ 4. You pay cash then no tax but they do have a credit card machine if you need to charge. They also have lotion, bath salt, massage cream too!

Fabulous selection of all the current and old nail polish including gel from cnd, opi, Essie etc. great prices and helpful salespeople. I’ll definitely be back !!

amazing prices. don’t expect the standard customer service but for the prices is definately worth it

Great place to get cheap nail polish. I got a bunch of CND vinylux polishes for $ 5 each — it costs about twice that in regular stores.
I was searching for nail heaven and I think I found it. There’s no way I’m buying nailpolish in Duane Reade again. Plus, there’s a huge selection of colors.
The attendants were also very nice and helpful

The myth has been busted — $ 4 Essie and $ 5 OPI. And it’s beautiful.
I’ve been on a frustrating and unsuccessful hunt for local places to buy gel polish for going on two weeks now. Of course I asked around about Chinatown but little did I know that good ol’ Borough Park had exactly what I needed and more.
Customer service: not as bad as I expected. In my experience dealing with people whose native language is not English, and choose to speak to their coworkers in said language around you, they tend to not be as attentive as​.well​.as my standards would like. Working in a retail store that focuses highly on customer service, we make sure that our customers’ experience was as pleasant as possible and that they come first. One way is by making them feel like they can ask a million questions if they wanted. Here, is why I take off one star. They don’t seem annoyed when you ask questions but they’re very short with you and if they’re focused on something else, it’s a little difficult to hold their attention.
One thing I thought was great is that I didn’t seem to find anyone following me when I went to the back of the store or out of their view as if I was going to steal something.
The two females that I spoke to were indeed helpful, answered my questions and didn’t hesitate to show me where something was that I asked about and accidentally overlooked. When I first asked about the price of a gel polish, one of the females warned me that I need base and top gels with a UV light for them. Although I knew exactly what I was about to purchase, I’m sure some people have gone in not knowing what they were picking up.
Prices: Wow. Where do I even start? First of all, I can’t say I don’t love some $ 4 Essie but CND Vinylux is $ 5 here and the cheapest I’ve found that online is about $ 8~. The Gelish is $ 12 and from what I recall, the ones I find at Sally’s for around $ 12 are the mini ones. These were full sized!!! IBD gels are $ 8 (their cheapest gel). CND shellac is $ 15 (I wish I would have thought to compare this price to the online prices I’ve seen.) which is probably $ 10 less than whatever their retail prices are. OPI gel is $ 14 and Essie gel is either $ 11 or $ 12. I’ll adjust that once I go back and find out.
Product variety: They specialize in bulk product. But the great thing is that you don’t have to buy EVERYTHING in bulk. The only things I wanted that had to be bought in bulk were the CND cuticle oil, ¹⁰⁰⁄₁₈₀ and 220 grit nail files. Although you get like 5,000 files for $ 5, which isn’t bad at all. I’m sure there are tons more to be bought in bulk.
They have anything and everything that a nail tech, aspiring nail tech, or even any lover of nail polish would go goo goo ga ga over. If you live nearby or just like to save money, the trip down here is totally worth it. I’d rather travel 40~ minutes for cheap, instant gratification than wait 4 days for something that was clearly overpriced. I know I’ll be back on the regular for sure.

$ 4 Essie polishes in all the colors of the rainbow.
I’ll never go anywhere else to feed my polish obsessions. They have a smaller selection than Nails Plus two blocks down, but the ladies are friendlier, and I find their actual nail supply tools (cuticle oil, lotion, pedi salts) more plentiful.
P. S. You must try the Duri polishes! They’re $ 3 but have better staying power than Essie. Take it from a nail polish addict :)

Still cheaper than any drugstore brand. They have essie and opi tons of colors but pricier than thr one nearby.

no not this one. they charge 2x the price! never go again! dont even try!!!

Retail/​Wholesale nail supply… they had OPI but, stock looked low when I was there… but…they had lots of manicure/​pedicure supplies… I got a microplane, mr. pumice, dream I & II (jelly pedicure).4oz bottle of seche vite fast dry top coat… rhinestones…giant pack of orange sticks… cant wait to go back…

Honestly why go to Duane Reade, CVS, or even Rite-​Aid when you can just go to D & D to make a one stop pit shop and buy all your beauty supplies that you would need by just simply shopping here instead!!!
By far this place is phenomenal. All the beauty products a girl can dream of and their choices here are absolutely sick (in a good way of course)!!!. Let’s just say, walking in here will make you feel like a fat kid walking into a candy store. All the findings are sweet and colorful and it’s at your finger tips (literally)!!!
So next time if you ever wonder where the nail salon people go to buy their supplies, look no further. Btw, don’t be timid when walking in, this place is a wholesale/​retail store. They sell everything under the sun and if you don’t know what it is, just ask. The people there are helpful but not friendly. Lol… if that makes sense!
O.P.I — $ 5
Essie: $ 4
Dante: $ 2