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Gel, BIAB, hard gel… if you’re not sure what the difference is, you’re definitely not the only one. Here’s a quick guide.
Charlotte’s gel polish shade collection on the salon wall

Colour without extra length

Gel polish

A gel colour applied to your natural nails and cured under a lamp. Perfect if you’re happy with your natural length and want a polished finish, without the added structure of builder gel.

Extra support for natural nails

BIAB

Builder in a Bottle adds a supportive layer over your natural nails. A good option to discuss if you want to keep your natural length or grow it out with a little more structure. It can be worn natural or finished with colour or nail art.

More structure and strength

Hard gel

A firmer gel used for structured overlays and, where suitable, added length. Unlike soak-off products, hard gel is filed down for maintenance or removal — it isn’t soaked off.

A little extra?

Extensions give you length and nail art is where you can have some fun. Bring along any pictures you like and we’ll work it out together.

Still not sure?

Tell me a bit about your nails, what you do day to day and what you’d like. I’ll help you pick what’ll work best.

Payments

Ways to pay.

I take credit card, debit card, bank transfer, cash. Whatever’s left after your deposit can be paid on the day.