TOUCH - Fairy paste 4, 5ml

TOUCH Fairy Paste 4 (Blue)

The same decorative gel paste as the rest of the Fairy collection, moving into blue — the first genuinely cool-toned shade after the milky, beige-pink, and beige options. Used for solid coverage, voluminous designs, and 3D effects, its thick consistency holds shape well without spreading, applying evenly and without any graininess.

Where It Sits in the Collection

What Makes This Paste Work

• Textured, relief-like finish carrying a high concentration of glitter
• Similar shimmer quality to an Aurora or Rainbow Flakes effect, giving rich shine and a magical glow
• No sticky layer after curing — no top coat required
• Highly durable: resists rubbing, wear, and mechanical damage
• Applies with a brush or orange stick for detailed texture work

What It's Used For

• Solid, single-tone coverage
• Voluminous, 3D nail art designs
• Imitating brush strokes and raised design elements
• Fantasy-inspired, magical-themed nail art

How to Apply

1. Complete standard nail prep — shape with a file and buff the surface
2. Address the cuticle with a pusher and nippers or scissors, after softening with cuticle remover
3. Use an antiseptic
4. Degrease the nail to remove dirt and excess moisture
5. Apply an acid primer or ultrabond for reliable base adhesion
6. Apply a base coat and cure in a UV/LED lamp for 30-60 seconds
7. Apply your pigmented color coat and complete your decorative design, curing in the lamp
8. Cover with a top coat and cure in the UV/LED lamp
9. Apply Fairy Paste 4 over the top coat and create your desired 3D nail design
10. Cure under a 48W LED lamp for 90-120 seconds
11. Hydrate the cuticle with oil

Specifications

• Color/effect: Blue, with heavy glitter and a relief-like texture
• Consistency: Thick, doesn't spread, no graininess
• Top coat needed: No
• Volume: 5ml

FAQ

Is Blue the only cool-toned shade in the Fairy Paste line?
So far, yes — #1 through #3 stay in milky and beige tones, while #4 is the first to move into a cooler blue.

Does Fairy Paste 4 need a top coat afterward?
No, it doesn't develop a sticky layer after curing, so no top coat is required.

Use only for training on tips.