Teddy BIAB™️ – Semi-Transparent Old Pink Builder Gel
Teddy BIAB™️ is a professional Builder in a Bottle (BIAB) in a timeless old pink shade with a subtle hint of beige. The semi-transparent nude color provides an elegant, natural finish and makes Teddy a true classic for every nail salon.
This high-quality soak-off builder gel strengthens and protects natural nails, while the flexible formula helps prevent breakage and cracks. Ideal for natural nail strengthening, overlays, and long-lasting salon results.
Why choose Teddy BIAB™️?
- Semi-transparent old pink builder gel with a hint of beige
- Timeless, natural nude finish
- Perfect for classic and minimalist nails
- Strengthens and protects natural nails
- Flexible formula that helps prevent breakage
- Builder, base, and primer in one
- Soak-off formula
- Suitable for professional nail stylists and salons
Teddy BIAB™️ contains an integrated primer. This eliminates the need for a separate primer or basecoat, allowing you to work faster and more efficiently with fewer products during the treatment.
As with all advanced builder gels, optimal results depend on precise preparation of the natural nail, correct curing, and consideration of the client's nail type. For certain nail types, such as oily, flexible, or heavily stressed nails, application over The GelBottle Rubber Base can improve adhesion and contribute to optimal, professional results.
Remember: If it’s not TGB, it’s not BIAB™️.
How to apply TGB BIAB™: step by step
Step 1: Nail preparation
* Disinfect your hands and your client's hands.
* Push back the cuticles with a cuticle pusher and trim excess with cuticle nippers. Optional: use an e-file with a flame bit to remove dead skin.
* File the nails into the desired shape with a BY FAY 120/180 file.
* Gently buff the nails with a TGB 100/180 buffer to remove shine. This can also be done with an e-file and mandrel bit.
* Degrease and cleanse the nail plate with Klear Velvet Scrub or Klear Acetone.
Step 2: First coat
* Apply a thin coat of Rubber Base or Bond Base to the prepared natural nail.
* Cure the basecoat for 99 seconds on the low heat setting of the TGB lamp.
Are you treating a client with a confirmed HEMA allergy? Use a completely HEMA-free system: Bond Base, Glow Top, and our HEMA-free gel range.
Step 3: Second coat
* Apply a medium-sized coat of TGB BIAB™. Spread the coat from left to right, pulling it away from the cuticle area. Avoid a thick coat around the free edge.
* Build up the layer and cure one nail at a time. Turn the hand to create the apex.
* Cure the nail for 99 seconds.
Step 4: Third coat (optional)
* Apply a second medium-sized coat of TGB BIAB™ in the same way as step 3.
* Cure the nail for 99 seconds.
Step 5: Refine
* Remove the sticky layer with Klear Don't Be Tacky.
* Refine the nail with a BY FAY 120/180 file.
* Buff the nail into shape with a TGB 100/180 buffer. Concentrate on reducing product around the cuticle and free edge.
* Remove dust with a dust brush and wipe the nail with Klear Velvet Scrub or Klear Isopropanol.
Step 6: Topcoat
* Do you want to finish the nails with TGB Gel Colour? Then follow the steps for applying TGB Gel Polish.
* Apply your chosen TGB Top Coat and cure for 60 seconds.
* Apply a small amount of StraDerm Nail & Cuticle Treatment or TGB Cuticle Essence to each cuticle. Avoid contact with the nail to prevent dullness of the topcoat.
How to remove BIAB™: step by step
Step 1: Preparation
* Disinfect your hands and your client's hands.
Step 2: Remove topcoat
* Remove the topcoat with a 120/180 file or with an e-file and the BY FAY Cylindrical Safety Bit Medium.
Step 3: Soaking
* Soak the TGB Removal Foil in Klear The Fast and Soakable and wrap it tightly around each nail.
* Leave to soak for 10 to 15 minutes. The exact soaking time depends on the thickness of the remaining product.
Step 4: Gel removal
* Remove the foil from one nail at a time, while the other nails remain wrapped.
* Use the pusher end of a cuticle pusher to gently slide off the gel. Do not force the gel off.
* Is the gel still stuck? Rewrap the nail and soak for another 5 to 10 minutes. Repeat if necessary.
* Remove any residue with the pusher end of the TGB ProPrep tool.
* Support the client's free edge with your finger during removal to prevent bending or breaking of the nail.
Step 5: Buff and care
* The entire product can also be removed with an e-file and the BY FAY Cylindrical Safety Bit Medium, without the need for soaking. Work carefully and systematically, from the free edge towards the cuticle, ensuring that you protect the natural nail at all times.
* If a thin layer of basecoat or BIAB™ remains after e-filing, gently buff it away with a TGB 100/180 buffer. Concentrate on the areas around the cuticles and avoid over-buffing the natural nail.
* After removing all product residue, apply a generous amount of StraDerm Nail & Cuticle Treatment or TGB Cuticle Essence.
The Gel Bottle BIAB™ — the original Builder in a Bottle<!--en-->The Gel Bottle Inc.'s BIAB™ is the original builder-in-a-bottle gel formula, developed for professional nail technicians. The 6-in-1 formula combines primer, base coat, strengthener, builder, and colour in one product. Apply. Topcoat. Done.<!--en-->Product features<!--en-->* 6-in-1 formula that replaces primer, base coat, strengthener, builder, and colour in one step<!--en-->* Self-levelling for a smooth, flawless finish that is easy to infill or remove<!--en-->* Strong overlays as a durable nail extension or protective layer for natural nail growth<!--en-->* Up to 5 weeks wear time without chipping or lifting<!--en-->* 60+ shades for every season and style<!--en-->* Compatible with LED and UV for total flexibility in the salon<!--en-->* Content: 20 ml, good for approximately 75 sets<!--en-->If it's not TGB, it's not BIAB™<!--en-->
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Teddy BIAB™️ – Semi-Transparent Old Pink Builder Gel
Teddy BIAB™️ is a professional Builder in a Bottle (BIAB) in a timeless old pink shade with a subtle hint of beige. The semi-transparent nude color provides an elegant, natural finish and makes Teddy a true classic for every nail salon.
This high-quality soak-off builder gel strengthens and protects natural nails, while the flexible formula helps prevent breakage and cracks. Ideal for natural nail strengthening, overlays, and long-lasting salon results.
Why choose Teddy BIAB™️?
- Semi-transparent old pink builder gel with a hint of beige
- Timeless, natural nude finish
- Perfect for classic and minimalist nails
- Strengthens and protects natural nails
- Flexible formula that helps prevent breakage
- Builder, base, and primer in one
- Soak-off formula
- Suitable for professional nail stylists and salons
Teddy BIAB™️ contains an integrated primer. This eliminates the need for a separate primer or basecoat, allowing you to work faster and more efficiently with fewer products during the treatment.
As with all advanced builder gels, optimal results depend on precise preparation of the natural nail, correct curing, and consideration of the client's nail type. For certain nail types, such as oily, flexible, or heavily stressed nails, application over The GelBottle Rubber Base can improve adhesion and contribute to optimal, professional results.
Remember: If it’s not TGB, it’s not BIAB™️.
How to apply TGB BIAB™: step by step
Step 1: Nail preparation
* Disinfect your hands and your client's hands.
* Push back the cuticles with a cuticle pusher and trim excess with cuticle nippers. Optional: use an e-file with a flame bit to remove dead skin.
* File the nails into the desired shape with a BY FAY 120/180 file.
* Gently buff the nails with a TGB 100/180 buffer to remove shine. This can also be done with an e-file and mandrel bit.
* Degrease and cleanse the nail plate with Klear Velvet Scrub or Klear Acetone.
Step 2: First coat
* Apply a thin coat of Rubber Base or Bond Base to the prepared natural nail.
* Cure the basecoat for 99 seconds on the low heat setting of the TGB lamp.
Are you treating a client with a confirmed HEMA allergy? Use a completely HEMA-free system: Bond Base, Glow Top, and our HEMA-free gel range.
Step 3: Second coat
* Apply a medium-sized coat of TGB BIAB™. Spread the coat from left to right, pulling it away from the cuticle area. Avoid a thick coat around the free edge.
* Build up the layer and cure one nail at a time. Turn the hand to create the apex.
* Cure the nail for 99 seconds.
Step 4: Third coat (optional)
* Apply a second medium-sized coat of TGB BIAB™ in the same way as step 3.
* Cure the nail for 99 seconds.
Step 5: Refine
* Remove the sticky layer with Klear Don't Be Tacky.
* Refine the nail with a BY FAY 120/180 file.
* Buff the nail into shape with a TGB 100/180 buffer. Concentrate on reducing product around the cuticle and free edge.
* Remove dust with a dust brush and wipe the nail with Klear Velvet Scrub or Klear Isopropanol.
Step 6: Topcoat
* Do you want to finish the nails with TGB Gel Colour? Then follow the steps for applying TGB Gel Polish.
* Apply your chosen TGB Top Coat and cure for 60 seconds.
* Apply a small amount of StraDerm Nail & Cuticle Treatment or TGB Cuticle Essence to each cuticle. Avoid contact with the nail to prevent dullness of the topcoat.
How to remove BIAB™: step by step
Step 1: Preparation
* Disinfect your hands and your client's hands.
Step 2: Remove topcoat
* Remove the topcoat with a 120/180 file or with an e-file and the BY FAY Cylindrical Safety Bit Medium.
Step 3: Soaking
* Soak the TGB Removal Foil in Klear The Fast and Soakable and wrap it tightly around each nail.
* Leave to soak for 10 to 15 minutes. The exact soaking time depends on the thickness of the remaining product.
Step 4: Gel removal
* Remove the foil from one nail at a time, while the other nails remain wrapped.
* Use the pusher end of a cuticle pusher to gently slide off the gel. Do not force the gel off.
* Is the gel still stuck? Rewrap the nail and soak for another 5 to 10 minutes. Repeat if necessary.
* Remove any residue with the pusher end of the TGB ProPrep tool.
* Support the client's free edge with your finger during removal to prevent bending or breaking of the nail.
Step 5: Buff and care
* The entire product can also be removed with an e-file and the BY FAY Cylindrical Safety Bit Medium, without the need for soaking. Work carefully and systematically, from the free edge towards the cuticle, ensuring that you protect the natural nail at all times.
* If a thin layer of basecoat or BIAB™ remains after e-filing, gently buff it away with a TGB 100/180 buffer. Concentrate on the areas around the cuticles and avoid over-buffing the natural nail.
* After removing all product residue, apply a generous amount of StraDerm Nail & Cuticle Treatment or TGB Cuticle Essence.
The Gel Bottle BIAB™ — the original Builder in a Bottle<!--en-->The Gel Bottle Inc.'s BIAB™ is the original builder-in-a-bottle gel formula, developed for professional nail technicians. The 6-in-1 formula combines primer, base coat, strengthener, builder, and colour in one product. Apply. Topcoat. Done.<!--en-->Product features<!--en-->* 6-in-1 formula that replaces primer, base coat, strengthener, builder, and colour in one step<!--en-->* Self-levelling for a smooth, flawless finish that is easy to infill or remove<!--en-->* Strong overlays as a durable nail extension or protective layer for natural nail growth<!--en-->* Up to 5 weeks wear time without chipping or lifting<!--en-->* 60+ shades for every season and style<!--en-->* Compatible with LED and UV for total flexibility in the salon<!--en-->* Content: 20 ml, good for approximately 75 sets<!--en-->If it's not TGB, it's not BIAB™<!--en-->