Buying guide
TOUCH builder gels: Gel, Liquid, Crema or Polygel?
Which TOUCH material suits your nail service? Builder Gel, Builder Liquid, Crema and Polygel mainly differ in consistency and how you move the material with your brush. Compare the four families here, then open the available shades and sizes.
Four building materials compared
| Material | Consistency | Suitable for |
|---|---|---|
| Builder Gel · 30 ml | Rather thick, self-levelling and shape-retaining. | Reinforcement, extensions and repairs; with nail forms or dual forms. |
| Builder Liquid · 15 ml | Fluid and quickly self-levelling. | Reinforcing short to medium-length nails and small repairs. |
| Builder Gel Crema · 30 ml | Creamy and thixotropic: more fluid under the brush, then shape-retaining again. | Reinforcement and extensions with a creamy texture. |
| Polygel · 30 ml | Paste-like, firm and non-running. | Controlled sculpting, reinforcement, extensions and repairs. |
Choose a consistency for the way you work
If you prefer a fluid material, start your comparison with Builder Liquid. Builder Gel offers a thicker texture. Crema sits between Liquid and classic Builder Gel with its creamy consistency. Polygel can be placed and shaped precisely without running by itself. Choose for your technique and planned structure as well as the shade.
Plan the bonding layer and application
According to the manufacturer, all four building materials require a separate bonding base. The “2-in-1” description of Builder Liquid does not replace this preparation. Each product page lists the appropriate bonding base and product-specific application, including processing and curing information.
See shades, sizes and availability
Open a product family and select your shade. The product page shows the variants currently available; unavailable shades are marked as sold out.
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