The GelBottle Fibre BIAB™ - Bunny

Available to all nail lovers — no pro account required. Shop Alberta’s exclusive GelBottle dealer and one of Canada’s largest TGB stockists, right here at DK Beauty.

A creamy nude nail shade with a slight pink wash of color.

Meet Fibre BIAB™ — Colour

Fibre BIAB™ Colour harnesses TGB’s revolutionary Nylon-66 microfibre technology, combining it with iconic TGB shades to deliver a strong and resilient TPO and HEMA-free builder gel system. Once cured, these ultra-fine fibres act as internal support, minimising flex and improving durability in a smooth, self-levelling formula. Finished with the upgraded C-curve brush, designed for enhanced precision, improved control and cleaner application with an anti-leak design.

Ideal for long-lasting overlays, BIAB™ extensions with nail forms and DesignEx Pro™ extension services.

Why Choose Fibre BIAB™ — Colour?

• Functions as a base, builder and sculpting gel
• Designed to minimise heat spikes
• Reinforced with Nylon-66 microfibres to support strength and structure
• Medium viscosity for smooth, controlled application
• Suitable for natural overlays and extension services
• Compatible with DesignEx Pro™
• Self-levelling for an even finish
• Soak-off removal
• TPO and HEMA-free formula
• Made in the UK

Proven Performance

Based on feedback from independent testing across 30 nail techs:

• 100% agreed it helped maintain the condition of the natural nail
• 100% agreed infills were easy to perform
• 9 out of 10 would recommend it to their clients

Application Guidance

Apply a thin layer to the natural nail or over your chosen TGB Base Coat, depending on your needs. For extension services, pair with Rubber Base or Bond Base for optimal adhesion and retention.

Important Information

Correct prep and application are essential for optimal performance. For clients with known HEMA sensitivities, ensure the entire system used is HEMA-free. Fibre BIAB™ shades have been developed to sit alongside the existing BIAB™ range — slight colour variations may occur due to differences in formulation.