Nail Bias - Tempered Top Coat

Nails were my original love - before I got into brows, then lashes.  
However, considering I've adored nails for over 25 years at this point, I have to say I absolutely loath most of the products available. 
I've had - forever - thin, bendy nails. 
This was very irksome as they would break, split, and never could I get them all to grow to the same length. 
I've been a fan of biab,  but every one I've used would peel, lift, and as a picker, I found it much too tempting to rip the whole thing off as soon as it started lifting. 
If my hair got caught it in - worst feeling in the absolute world.  Removing the culprit seemed like the only logical answer, health of my nail be damned. 
Acrylic did feature for a while but that is TEDIOUS, takes tremendous skill, stinks to high heavens, and the end result is a rock solid nail, that I would inevitable smack, shatter, or bend in half, resulting in a bendable two halves of thick acrylic, which is impossible to bond together, so I'd have to remove, and reapply. 
Both suck, in my honest opinion. 
I've tried all the big brands, none spark any joy within me
So it is with absolute joy I present to you this tempered top coat.  The thinnest of the trio presented, this top coat cures rock hard, does not require wiping, resists scratches and - drumroll - DOES NOT STAIN.  
As a blonde who uses purple shampoo and absolutely adored pastels it has been the Bain of my existence dealing with stained nails after shampooing my hair.  White nails go purple, pastel pinks go purple, brushing fresh nails again new pants, everything stains your nails,  it's atrocious.  
But this top coat will not. 
It refuses.  If you dip them in hair dye, you may have a problem, but shampooing with purple shampoo hasn't affected them and ask any blonde - this is a miraculous feat.  
This is my holy grail product.  I am genuinely thrilled to have found it and it works like an absolute dream. 
It also is formulated without hema, as well as being "ten free"; formulated without dibutyl phthalate, TPHP, toluene, xylene, ethyl tosylamide, camphor, formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, parabens, and gluten. 
I endorse using this product with the Nail Bias Biab and Rubber Base for maximum adhesion and best results.