Mani•Q Fibre Gel with Keratin is our revolutionary Soft Gel System, available in a bottle or pot. Contains Fibre's for even more strength. Thick viscosity lends itself to sculpting a short free edge.
Mani•Q Fibre Gel acts as it's own base and strengthener with only 2 coats required.
Step 1: Prep the natural nail as normal then use Swipe to remove any contaminants.
Step 2: Apply your first coat of Protein Bond to all 10 fingers, apply a second coat for extra security.
Step 3: Apply a thin coat of Fibre Gel, Pinky to Thumb then cure for 60 secs. Continue with other hand while curing.
Step 4: Apply a second coat of Fibre Gel then cure for another 60 secs
Step 5: Wipe the dispersion layer from the surface and apply your Cuticle Oil.
Once you've applied 2 coats of Fibre Gel and cured, DON'T wipe the dispersion layer, apply your Gel Polish to the sticky layer then cure and top coat as normal.
If the nails require shaping, remove the dispersion layer with Swipe, shape the nail as you like, remove any dust using Swipe again. Apply Protein Bond (no need for base coat) then your Gel Polish.
Step 1: Prep the Natural Nail as normal then use Swipe to remove any contaminates.
Step 2: Apply your first coat of Protein Bond to all 10 fingers, apply a second coat for extra security.
Step 3: Create a base layer with Fibre Gel, apply a thin layer, Pinky to Thumb then cure for 60 secs. Continue with other hand while curing.
Step 4: Once cured, place a Form on your clients finger.
Step 5: Using Fibre Gel in a Pot or Bottle, Apply to the Form until fully connected.
Step 6: Add more product if need and shape while wet. Cure 1/2 fingers at a time to keep self levelling properties.
Step 7: Freeze Cure for at least 30 sec. Then remove the form using a Magic Wand. (Keep dispersion layer)
Step 8: Snip away any dangly bits.
Step 9: Apply an even foundation layer to the rest of the nail for structure then cure.
Step 10: Once fully cured, use Swipe to remove the tacky layer.
Step 11: File n Shape ( perimeter shaping first before reducing bulk)
Step 12: Remove dust with Swipe, apply Protein Bond then Ultimate finish Gel.
Step 1: Prep the Natural Nail as normal and use Swipe to remove any contaminates .
Step 2: Apply your first coat of Protein Bond to all 10 fingers, apply a second coat for extra security.
Step 3: Apply a thin coat of Fibre Gel, Pinky to Thumb then cure for 60 secs. Continue with other hand while curing.
Step 4: prep your full cover tips using our E-File Pen.
Step 5: Apply a thin coat to the inside of the Tip, press gently onto the natural nail freeze cure using our handy lamp.
Step 6: Do this to all 10 Nails.
Step 1: Remove any bulk to make sure existing product is totally flush with the natural nails using an E-file
Step 2: Prep the natural nail as normal and then use Swipe
Step 3: Apply your first coat of Protein Bond to all 10 fingers, apply a second coat for extra security.
Step 4: Pillow the Fibre Gel into the growth area and pull forward to blend with existing product. Cure for 60 seconds.
Step 5: Re-balance the structure to compensate for growth
Step 6: Wipe the dispersion layer from the surface and apply your cuticle oil.
When removing Fibre Gel we recommend using an E-File rather than soaking off. Fibre Gel is a soft gel so it can be soaked off if needed.
All my clients were pro Acrylic until Fibre Gel was introduced... Since then ALL my clients now have Fibre Gel instead of Acrylic, I can do 2 Fibre Gel sets in the time it takes me to do 1 acrylic set!
Transitioning from Acrylic to Gel Polish just wasn't an option for me as my clients needed strength. Once I had hold of Fibre Gel , it was the perfect opportunity to do this. Fibre Gel is more than strong enough to satisfy my clients. If an extension/repair is needed I tend to use the Pot as I have slight more control.
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