TOUCH - Gel Polish 48, 9ml

A Rich, Wine-Toned Classic

Part of TOUCH's core Gel Polish line, #48 sits right alongside #49's burgundy in the same deep, subdued family — a true wine red with a bit more warmth and red depth than #49's darker burgundy lean. It's the kind of shade built to look expensive and understated rather than loud, working equally well through fall, winter, or any season a client wants something rich without being bright.

That subdued quality is part of what defines TOUCH's core Gel Polish collection as a whole — colors chosen for how they read in person, not just how they photograph, and built to flatter both short, practical nail shapes and longer, more dramatic ones without needing to be matched to a specific style.

Formula and Application

The formula runs medium-thick, striking a balance that makes it easy to control during application while still self-leveling into an even, streak-free layer. Pigmentation is dense enough to build real depth quickly, though most technicians still apply two coats for full, uniform opacity rather than relying on one.

Getting it on the nail:

1. Complete standard nail prep — shape, buff, address the cuticle
2. Apply the first coat of Gel Polish 48, curing at least 60 seconds under an LED 48W lamp
3. Apply a second coat if more opacity is needed, curing the same way
4. Seal with a top coat of your choice for shine and durability

Specifications

• Color: Wine
• 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 #48 different from #49's burgundy?
#48 leans into a true wine red with more warmth, while #49 sits deeper and more subdued in burgundy territory — both share the same core formula and application process.

Is this shade opaque in a single coat?
Pigmentation is dense, but most technicians still build two coats for even, full opacity rather than stopping at one.

Does #48 work for both manicure and pedicure services?
Yes, the same medium-thick, self-leveling formula performs well on both.

Use only for training on tips.