Fibre Base Coat

29.11.2023

Our latest innovation, the Fibre Base Coat, is rapidly establishing itself as a staple essential in your nail kits. As with all products, understanding the appropriate time and place for their use is key. We've noticed some of you have queries about the best ways to utilise this product. So, let's dive into a quick overview of our Rubber Base Coat with Fibre and explore what sets this product apart and how to best apply it.

Whats is it?

This is a multi-purpose, soak-off rubber base coat with additional strengthening properties, closely resembling BIAB products. It is currently available in clear, but can also be made in colour.

It was created to assist nail technicians in need of a very hard-wearing product that protects natural nails from brittleness and cracks, yet can still be removed via a soak-off method.

This base coat can be applied in a thin layer, used as a structure layer, or even to create a short extension up to 2 mm.

Specially designed for oily or damaged natural nails, this base coat is a game-changer. Unlike traditional fiberglass products, our base coat is virtually heat-free, as it contains synthetic nylon fibers instead of fiberglass, making it an essential choice for working with very soft, damaged nails.

How to use Fibre Base Coat ?

Thin Application:

Complete a full manicure.

Take a nail file for natural nails 180/240 and remove shine from the natural nail by using the file in one direction only (from left to right). Avoid going back and forth with the file during this step.

~~Cleanse the natural nail with IP solution that is not scented , enriched with any additives and does not contain Acetone.~~

Dehydrate the nail with Bonder.
Use an acid - free primer if required.
Apply a thin layer and cap the free edge.
Cure 30 sec with UV/LED lamp.
You dont need to remove the tack before gel polish application.

Bead Application:

Complete a full manicure.

~~Cleanse the natural nail with IP solution that is not scented , enriched with any additives and does not contain Acetone.~~

Dehydrate the nail with Bonder.
Use an acid - free primer if required.
Apply a thin, scrub layer and cap the free edge. Do not cure.
Apply a bead of product and using a liner brush level it out around the nail plate. Cap the free edge.
Turn your hand upside down for 2 -3 sec to self level the product.
Cure for 60 sec with UV/LED lamp.
You dont need to remove the tack before gel polish application.