TOUCH - Gel Polish 20, 9ml

TOUCH Gel Polish №20 (Olive)

An olive green from TOUCH's core Gel Polish line, sitting right alongside #19's classic green but pulling in a distinctly muted, earthy character rather than a straightforward, cleaner green. Where #19 reads as a refined, grounded green, #20 goes further into subdued territory — the kind of tone that leans closer to khaki or moss than to a bright, garden-variety green.

That muted quality makes olive a genuinely versatile neutral-adjacent color. It works well layered under warm nail art, pairs comfortably with gold or bronze accents, and tends to photograph as sophisticated rather than loud — a shade built for clients who want green without it reading as a bold color statement.

Formula and Application

The gel polish runs medium-thick and self-leveling, spreading evenly across the nail plate without pooling or dragging, and settling into a smooth layer with minimal manual smoothing needed. That consistency makes it comfortable to control during application, whether the technician is experienced or still building confidence with gel polish work.

Pigmentation is dense enough to build solid color relatively quickly, though two coats are still recommended for the most even, fully opaque finish rather than relying on a single layer alone.

Step-by-step application:

1. Complete standard nail prep — shape the nail, buff the surface, and address the cuticle as needed
2. Apply the first coat of Gel Polish 20, spreading it evenly across the nail plate
3. Cure the layer for a minimum of 60 seconds under an LED 48W lamp
4. Apply a second coat if more opacity or evenness is needed, and cure again the same way
5. Seal the finished color with a top coat of your choice for added shine and durability

Specifications

• Color: Olive
• Consistency: Medium-thick, self-leveling
• Coats: 1–2, depending on desired opacity
• Cure time: 60 seconds minimum per layer, LED 48W
• Volume: 9ml

FAQ

How is #20's olive different from #19's classic green?
#19 stays a refined, grounded green in a more traditional sense, while #20 pulls in a muted, earthy olive character that reads closer to khaki or moss.

Does olive work well with metallic accents like gold or bronze?
Yes, its muted, earthy undertone pairs comfortably with warm metallic details, unlike a brighter or cooler green.

How many coats does #20 need for full, even opacity?
Most applications use two coats for the smoothest, most uniform result, though color builds fairly quickly even on the first layer.

Use only for training on tips.