Women are starting to turn to green beauty products everywhere. It is becoming more important to know what is in our products and how to avoid chemicals. There are so many options available nowadays and this page can serve as a guide to which options are best.
Nail polish is one of those taboo beauty products in the green beauty industry. The fact is, you can’t find a perfectly “non toxic” nail polish. It just isn’t possible. Nail polish is paint and needs to have some type of adhesive to stick to the nail. That being said, you can find options that are much healthier. There are brands that omit some of the worst offenders as it pertains to toxic nail polish ingredients. These are the ingredients you should avoid at all costs (I’ll get into what they are as you scroll down). Thankfully there have been many brands that have figured out how to create more natural versions of nail polish for the toxin conscious consumer. However, not many have been able to create a longer lasting GEL nail polish alternative. I hadn’t found one until I stumbled upon Manucurist Paris. Manucurist creates longer lasting gel nail polish that is much less toxic than conventional options. It is the perfect longer wearing polish that won’t compromise your health as you wear it. I love it so much and therefor have to share it to all THV readers. Keep scrolling to dig into my experience and full review. You will also find an exclusive Manucurist discount code at the bottom of this article, for those who want salon worthy nails without the toxins.
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* Information in this post is not professional medical advice and should not be relied on or used in place of consultation with healthcare professionals. Should you have any medical questions, please consult your primary healthcare provider. **