TOUCH - Gel Polish 30, 9ml

TOUCH Gel Polish №30 (Violet)

Deeper and more saturated than #29's soft lilac, #30 pushes the same purple family into genuine violet territory — a color statement rather than a pastel accent. Where #29 stays pale, romantic, and easy to wear every day, #30 carries real depth and presence, closer to a true jewel-tone purple than a spring-inspired pastel.

That extra saturation changes how the shade functions in a manicure. Instead of blending into a soft, understated look the way #29 does, #30 draws the eye — it works well as a standalone bold color and pairs naturally with gold or silver accents for a more elevated, dressed-up finish.

Character and Fit

• Deep, saturated violet rather than a soft or pastel purple
• Sits one clear step further into intensity than #29's lilac
• Reads as a genuine statement color rather than an everyday neutral-adjacent shade
• Pairs well with metallic accents for a richer, more elevated look

Formula Details

• Medium-thick, self-leveling consistency
• Spreads evenly across the nail plate without pooling or dragging
• Dense enough pigmentation to build color quickly
• Two coats recommended for full, even opacity

How to Apply

1. Complete standard nail prep — shape the nail, buff the surface, address the cuticle
2. Apply the first coat of Gel Polish 30, spreading it evenly across the nail plate
3. Cure a minimum of 60 seconds under an LED 48W lamp
4. Apply a second coat if more opacity is needed, curing the same way
5. Seal with a top coat of your choice

Specifications

• Color: Violet
• 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 #30 different from #29's lilac?
#29 stays soft and pastel-leaning, while #30 is a deeper, more saturated violet — related tones in the same purple family, but very different in intensity and mood.

Does #30 pair well with metallic nail art?
Yes, its depth and saturation work naturally with gold or silver accents for a richer, more elevated finish than a pastel shade would allow.

Use only for training on tips.