The Builder in a Bottle Course has been specifically designed for qualified nail technicians who wish to expand their treatment menu by adding this highly popular service. Candidates must hold a recognised Gel Polish Qualification in order to enrol.
Builder in a Bottle (BIAB) is one of the latest innovations in nail technology, developed using next-generation formulations. Commonly referred to as BIAB, this product is significantly stronger than standard gel polish, resistant to lifting and chipping, and can be used to slightly extend the natural nail.
Builder in a Bottle is lightweight yet durable and supports the growth of the natural nail. During the course, you will learn how to create subtle nail extensions using nail forms. BIAB can also be applied over shorter nail tips and sculpted using forms to achieve a natural, professional finish.
Builder in a Bottle is a fast and profitable treatment that cures under an LED lamp in approximately 60 seconds. While it can extend nails to a natural-looking length, BIAB is not designed for extreme extensions.
It can also be applied as a durable base coat on natural nails with Gel Polish layered over the top, providing a stronger and longer-lasting finish compared to gel polish alone. This makes it an excellent choice for clients who are heavy-handed or frequently work with their hands.
The BIAB Course is also included as part of our Complete Nail Tech Course, a popular option for those beginning their journey in the nail industry.
BIAB Course Covers:
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Nail anatomy
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Health and Safety
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Contra-indications
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Client consultation procedures
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Full step-by-step application process
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Contra-indications & consultation assessment
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Practical training working on live models
Suitable For
Those already trained in Gel Polish. A recognised Gel Polish Qualification is required to attend. (If you do not currently hold this qualification, it can be added to your course.)
What Could This Course Lead To?
Starting your own business, working within a nail bar or salon, or operating as a mobile nail technician.
Entry Requirements:Gel Polish Qualification
Qualification: Builder in a Bottle Diploma
Duration: 1/2 Day
FAQs
The course is designed for qualified nail technicians who already hold a recognised Gel Polish Qualification and want to add BIAB to their services.
Yes, a recognised Gel Polish Qualification is required to enrol on the Builder in a Bottle Course at the Dermaluxe academy in Dubai.
The Dermaluxe Builder in a Bottle Course is a half-day training session, combining essential theory with hands-on practical learning.
Yes, Builder in a Bottle can be applied as a durable base over natural nails and can provide additional strength and support compared with Gel Polish alone.
Yes, the BIAB training at Dermaluxe teaches students how to use nail forms to create subtle, natural-looking extensions and professional finishes.
BIAB is suitable for natural-looking extensions and strengthening, but the Builder in a Bottle Course does not teach extreme-length nail extensions.
The Builder in a Bottle Course covers nail anatomy, health and safety, contra-indications, client consultations, and safe professional treatment procedures.
Yes, students receive hands-on practical training working on live models at the Dermaluxe training academy in Dubai.
Successful students receive a Builder in a Bottle Diploma after completing the professional BIAB training at Dermaluxe.
Yes, the Builder in a Bottle Course allows qualified nail technicians to add BIAB treatments to their salon, mobile, or independent nail service menu. Who can enrol on the Builder in a Bottle Course at Dermaluxe?
Is a Gel Polish qualification required for BIAB training in Dubai?
How long is the Builder in a Bottle Course in Dubai?
Can BIAB be used to strengthen natural nails?
Will I learn how to create BIAB nail extensions using forms?
Can Builder in a Bottle be used for long nail extensions?
What safety topics are included in the BIAB Course?
Is practical model training included at Dermaluxe Dubai?
What qualification do I receive after completing BIAB training?
Can BIAB training help me expand my existing nail services?
