Flexi Rubber Base – Flexible. Protective. Restorative.✨
TPO-free, HEMA-free & pet-friendly!
As the name suggests, Flexi Rubber Base is an exceptionally flexible rubber-infused base formulated specifically for extremely soft, thin, bendy, and damaged nails. It bonds seamlessly to the natural nail plate and follows its micro-movements, protecting and restoring the nail without the cracking that often occurs with harder, more rigid materials.
Its consistency is medium-thick, self-levelling, and suitable as a builder base for shorter lengths.
FEATURES
✅Medium viscosity
✅Highly flexible rubber base with added rubber compounds
✅Working speed — cure 1 nail at a time (same as Duragel Base)
✅Can be used to build an apex and correct the nail shape
✅The best nail protection is achieved by working in controlled layers and curing under appropriate lamps.
✅Wide range of colours with different coverage levels and undertones
PREPARATION
➡️ Prep the natural nail using a gentle file — never just a buffer.
➡️ Push back the cuticles and thoroughly remove all dust from the nail.
➡️ If needed, apply prep liquids (Nail Prep & Scrub, Magic airbond 3 in 1 or Nail Prime 2 / Non Acid Primer).
USAGE / TECHNIQUE
- Apply a clear base by rubbing it into the nail plate (e.g., X -Base, Duragel Step 1, or another suitable clear base). Seal the edges well and cure.
- Apply a thin slip layer — do not cure this layer yet. Work wet-on-wet: while the slip layer is still wet, apply more Flexi Rubber Base as needed to build the apex or strengthen the nail through thinner layers.
- Cure each layer as required. After final curing, if there are any imperfections, lightly buff the surface.
- Finish the rest of the nail art as desired: natural look, color, French, or any other decoration.
TIPS & TRICKS
➡️ Work in controlled, thinner layers to maintain flexibility and prevent stress build-up within the material.
➡️ For very flexible nails, use several thin layers instead of one thick layer.
➡️ When building the apex, follow the natural nail line and cure each layer separately for a stronger and longer-lasting structure.
POLIMERIZATION
Curing time: 120 seconds. We recommend lamps in the 365–405 nm (full spectrum).
