Base Dream is an elastic and resistant base, ideal for all reconstruction systems and also perfect as a semi-permanent base to strengthen the natural nail. Thanks to its formula, it offers long-lasting protection and great elasticity, adapting perfectly to the needs of each customer.

Base Fiber, on the other hand, is a base with fiberglass that offers greater resistance, ideal for particularly difficult and damaged nails. Although less elastic than Base Dream, it provides superior protection, reinforcing the nail in a safe and lasting way.

Both bases are acid-free, so they are gentle on the nail surface and do not require Multibond Primer, which is only recommended for damaged nails.

Strengthening bases are essential for various nail reconstruction treatments and offer versatility and resistance at every stage of the process.

Spread in a thin layer, they are perfect as a base for all types of reconstruction, ensuring excellent hold of builder gels or acrygel, creating a solid and long-lasting base for any type of work.

Used in a thicker layer, however, they are ideal for strengthening the nail plate and correcting any irregularities.

In addition, strengthening bases can be used to create the structure and small nail extensions. In this case, it is recommended to first create a rigid base to avoid the risk of onycholysis and ensure a stable and safe result.

The reinforcing bases can be removed in two ways, depending on your preference and experience:

1.⁠ ⁠With the cutter, for those who are familiar with it, it is the fastest and most precise method. The cutter allows you to remove the product without damaging the surface of the natural nail, but it requires an expert hand.

2.⁠ ⁠With the file, for those who prefer a manual approach, start with a thick 100 grit to remove the surface layer. As you get closer to the nail plate, it is recommended to move to a fine 180 or 240 grit, taking great care not to damage the natural nail plate.