TOUCH - Hard Gel 04, 15ml







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Description
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Volume | 15 ml |
| Shade | #4 Dusty Pink |
| Lamp type | LED 48W |
| Cure time | 120 seconds |
| Use | Extension, modeling, strengthening |
| Texture | Medium-liquid, self-leveling, camouflaging |
| Finish after cure | Hard and rigid |
| HEMA / TPO | Free of both |
| No-file compatible | Yes |
| Brush included | No |
| Shelf life | 2 years unopened, 12 months after opening |
About the formula
TOUCH Hard Gel #4 is a dusty pink, self-leveling building gel with a camouflaging texture that strengthens and models the nail while softening the look of the natural nail bed. The medium-liquid consistency settles evenly before curing, holding its arch without shrinkage and without seeping under the cuticle — a formula built for extension work on upper and lower forms as well as general reinforcement.
Key benefits
- Self-leveling, camouflaging texture evens out color while strengthening the nail
- Holds arch without shrinkage, for a durable, long-lasting structure
- Doesn't seep under the cuticle or side walls, keeping application clean
- Cures hard and rigid, creating a sturdy base for nail art and designs
- Free of HEMA and TPO
- Compatible with the no-file technique for faster finishing
How to apply
- Prep the natural nail and attach the form or tip as needed
- Apply the gel roughly 1mm from the cuticle, 0.7-1mm on the free edge, building to 1mm at the apex
- Let the self-leveling formula settle before curing
- Cure for 120 seconds under a 48W LED lamp
- Finish with the no-file technique, or file lightly, then seal with a top coat
FAQ
Is this gel free of HEMA and TPO?
Yes — the formula contains neither HEMA nor TPO.
What is Hard Gel #4 best used for?
Nail extension on forms, structural reinforcement, and modeling, with a durable base for nail art.
Does it seep under the cuticle?
No — it's formulated to stay off the cuticle and side walls during application.
Can I skip filing after application?
Yes — it's compatible with the no-file technique, though light filing can still be used if preferred.
Use only for training on tips
