Biab Nails
BIAB (Builder In A Bottle) is a breakthrough nail gel that combines the strength of a builder gel with the simplicity of a regular polish. Its smooth, liquid texture makes it easy to apply straight from the bottle, perfect for creating a strong, flexible base or natural-looking extensions that help your nails stay healthy and beautiful.
Why Choose Our Biab Nails?
Stronger Natural Nails
BIAB helps reinforce and protect weak nails, making them stronger and less likely to break.
Longer Lasting Colour
The perfect base for gel polish that stays smooth and glossy for weeks.
Naturally Beautiful Finish
Enjoy a healthy, natural look with a soft shine and lightweight feel.
Stronger for Longer
BIAB nails stay looking fresh for 3–5 weeks while keeping your natural nails healthy.
Our Biab Service
We offer two BIAB finishes designed to suit your style. BIAB Colour gives a polished, ready-to-go look in a variety of shades, while BIAB Clear is perfect if you prefer flexibility, making it easy to change colours or refresh your look at your next infill.
Student/NHS/Under 18
BIAB on natural nails, colour finish
£27
BIAB on nail extensions, colour finish
£33
Infill with colour finish
£23
Length add-on
£3 - £5
Regular
BIAB on natural nails, colour finish
£30
BIAB on nail extensions, colour finish
£38
Infill with colour finish
£27
Length add-on
£3 - £5
Biab Nails FAQs
Yes. BIAB works beautifully even on short or bitten nails. It helps strengthen and shape them as they grow, giving you a healthy, natural look.
Every 3 to 4 weeks is ideal. This keeps your nails strong, neat, and well cared for.
Absolutely. BIAB is perfect if you prefer natural nails. It adds gentle strength and protection, helping your own nails grow longer and healthier over time.
BIAB isn’t difficult to remove when done correctly by a professional nail technician.
BIAB can be worn continuously with regular infills every 3 to 4 weeks, so full removal isn’t needed each time. A complete removal is only recommended when you want to give your nails a break or switch to a different system.