TOUCH - Gel Polish 22, 9ml






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Description
TOUCH - Gel Polish 22, 9ml - Graphite Shade
Deeper than #21's true gray, graphite adds a darker, almost charcoal-like weight to the same neutral family — enough depth to read as a distinct statement rather than another shade of plain gray.
Where #22 Fits
| Shade | Character |
|---|---|
| #20 | Muted olive, earthy |
| #21 | True neutral gray |
| #22 | Deep graphite, near-charcoal |
That extra depth changes how graphite reads compared to #21. Where a true gray stays light and neutral enough to disappear into the background, graphite carries enough darkness to function almost like a softer alternative to black — moodier, but still with a hint of gray underneath rather than reading as flat black.
Formula and Application
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Color | Graphite |
| Consistency | Medium-thick, self-leveling |
| Coats | 1–2, depending on desired opacity |
| Cure time | 60 seconds minimum per layer, LED 48W |
| Volume | 9ml |
The formula spreads evenly across the nail plate without pooling, settling into a smooth layer with little manual smoothing needed. Pigmentation builds quickly, though two coats give the most even, fully opaque result.
How to Apply
- Complete standard nail prep — shape the nail, buff the surface, address the cuticle
- Apply the first coat of Gel Polish 22, spreading evenly
- Cure a minimum of 60 seconds under an LED 48W lamp
- Apply a second coat if needed, curing again the same way
- Seal with a top coat of your choice
FAQ
Is graphite closer to gray or black?
It sits between the two — deeper and darker than #21's true gray, but still carrying enough gray undertone to avoid reading as flat black.
Would graphite work as a substitute for a client who wants black but something softer?
Yes, its near-charcoal depth gives a similar moodiness to black without being quite as stark.
How many coats does #22 need for full opacity?
Typically two, though the dense pigmentation builds color quickly even in a single layer.
Use only for training on tips.
