DND Diva Duo in Jellyfish Candy is the bright red that's been lighting up nail feeds this summer. Shade #234 is a vivid, juicy strawberry red with warm undertones and a high-gloss creme finish that reads clean and saturated, flattering across every skin tone. If you've been chasing that perfect glows-in-the-sun summer red, this is the one everyone's talking about.Searching for a Cajun Shrimp alternative? Jellyfish Candy lands in the same warm-red family with a brighter, more saturated finish, which is exactly why creators keep reaching for it. Note that DND #234 leans true red while OPI Cajun Shrimp sits more coral-orange, so think of it as a bolder cousin rather than an exact match.Built around DND's matched gel and lacquer system, this duo lets you choose long-wearing soak-off gel or classic air-dry lacquer in the same bright red shade. The gel formula is LED and UV curable and wears up to 21 days, while both formulas are fused with vitamins to support stronger, healthier nails. Color may vary slightly between the two due to differences in formulation and batch.What's Included Soak-Off Gel, 0.5 fl oz Nail Lacquer, 0.5 fl oz Product Details Shade Number: 234 Color Family: Bright red Size: 0.5 fl oz each Finish: Glossy creme Gel Wear: Up to 21 days, LED and UV cured How to Apply Prep nails, remove old polish, and push back cuticles. Apply base coat. For gel, cure 30 to 45 seconds. Apply two thin coats of color, curing gel between coats. Seal with top coat, curing gel 30 to 45 seconds. Remove tacky residue with cleanser and finish with cuticle oil. Frequently Asked Questions Is Jellyfish Candy red or pink? DND #234 Jellyfish Candy is a bright, true red with warm undertones. Uncured gel can look slightly more neon or pink in the bottle, but it shifts to a deeper, more accurate red once cured. What OPI shade is Jellyfish Candy similar to? It's often compared to OPI Cajun Shrimp as a brighter, more saturated take on a warm summer red. The two aren't identical: Cajun Shrimp leans coral-orange, while Jellyfish Candy leans true red. Does the gel and lacquer match exactly? They're formulated to match, but slight differences can occur between the gel and lacquer due to formulation and batch variation.
