Introducing Fibre BIAB™ Clear, our new generation builder gel, reinforced with Nylon-66 microfibre technology for extra strength, structure, and durability within HEMA-free systems.

The Nylon-66 microfibres reinforce the gel's structure, allowing you to create strong, durable overlays and extensions while maintaining a smooth, self-levelling application. Thanks to the new anti-drip C-curve brush, you can apply the gel more cleanly and have more control around the cuticle area.

Fibre BIAB™ is designed for clean, natural results and can be used for overlays, encapsulation, and in combination with DesignEx Pro™. It can be used as a base, builder gel, and sculpting gel.

Please note! For extensions, Fibre BIAB™ must always be used in combination with Rubber Base or Bond Base for optimal adhesion and durability.

Key features at a glance:

• Self-levelling application
• Zero to low heat spike
• Suitable for natural overlays and extensions
• New anti-drip C-curve brush
• TPO- & HEMA-free
• Made in the UK

Apply a thin layer over the natural nail or over a TGB Base Coat, depending on your client's wishes. For extensions, always use Fibre BIAB™ in combination with Rubber Base or Bond Base for optimal adhesion and durability.

Fibre BIAB™ Clear, reinforced with Nylon-66 microfibre technology<!--en--><!--en-->Product features:<!--en--><!--en-->* Can be used as a base, builder gel and sculpting gel<!--en-->* Zero to low heat spike<!--en-->* Reinforced with Nylon-66 microfibres for extra strength<!--en-->* Medium viscosity for a controlled, smooth application<!--en-->* Suitable for overlays, encapsulation and extensions<!--en-->* Compatible with DesignEx Pro™<!--en-->* Self-levelling formula<!--en-->* Soak-off removal<!--en-->* TPO & HEMA-free<!--en-->* Made in the UK<!--en--><!--en-->Professional use:<!--en--><!--en-->* For professional use only<!--en-->* Ensure proper preparation and application for optimal durability<!--en-->* For clients with a confirmed HEMA allergy, always use a fully HEMA-free system<!--en--><!--en-->If it's not TGB, it's not BIAB™