Oxi System
Fiber Fluid DREAM
Picture every drop of gel from the bottle linking into a micro-mesh — like a chemical shield built right in. That's Fiber Fluid: a fiber bottle gel with synthetic fibre, where science and innovation come together.
Why Fiber Fluid works:
- Molecular network — a micro-mesh of synthetic fibres forms instantly, giving a strong yet flexible structure
- Photoinitiator reaction — UV/LED light triggers a chain polymerisation, so the gel hardens like crystal while staying elastic
- Vitamin power — a vitamin E and calcium complex nourishes the deeper layers of the nail, supporting recovery and growth
- Self-levelling surface — the formula spreads evenly, so minimal filing is needed
Important: Don't wipe off the tacky layer — it holds the base of the micro-mesh. If the surface is slightly uneven, gently buff after removing tackiness.
How to use: Prep the nail: clean, gently buff, and dry. Apply a thin layer of base gel (Strong Filler) and shape the nail with Fiber Fluid. Cure under UV for 90 seconds or LED for 60 seconds. For more height or when working with tips/forms, repeat the layer and cure again. Finish with Shine Lock Top to lock in the effect.
Dream is a pure white shade — like a blank page, a fresh start. Part of the Fiber Fluid colour range alongside Flamingo (cool, fresh pink), Peony (warm, rich rose), and Fantasy (pure white with subtle pearl shimmer).
Shelf life: Use within 12 months of opening.
Apply a thin layer to prepped nail, cure 60 seconds LED / 2 minutes UV.
| Colour | Dream — pure white base |
| Format | Self-levelling fiber-reinforced builder gel |
| Reinforcement | Synthetic fibre micro-mesh |
| Enriched with | Vitamin E and calcium complex |
| Cure time | 60 seconds LED / 90 seconds UV |
| Shelf life after opening | 12 months |
- Made in the EU
- Do not wipe off the tacky layer — it forms the base of the fibre micro-mesh
- Product formula may change without prior notice — always check the ingredient list on the original packaging before use
- If the information shown online differs from the label, the label takes precedence