Top 5 Eco-Friendly Nail Polish Brands

Lainie
There are many benefits to using organic nail polish over regular. Traditional nail polish contains harsh chemicals such as formaldehyde and others which may contribute to cancer. Using polishes that are natural is much safer for both you and the environment. Although organic nail polishes are more likely to chip, if you use a nail conditioner first, you can reduce this. Consider the following products.

1. Refreshingly Free - Over 20 beautiful, glossy colors to choose from. The color will last about 3-5 days before chipping. It's actually a bit harder to get this polish off the longer you wear it. Non-toxic and hypoallergenic. ($5.99)

2. Safe Nail Polish - These colors are more bold and last over a week. Non-toxic, hypoallergenic and water repellent. Use only two coats for a sleek look. ($10.95)

3. Piggy Paint - 14 yummy colors. These polishes have a pearly finish. Great for kids and dries in 60 seconds.I love the names of the polishes such as 'Mac & Cheese Please' and 'Clouds of Candy'. You can purchase online or at several locations throughout the US and Canada. See website for a list of local stores. ($9.99)

4. Priti - Over 100 safe color selections that come in a recyclable bottle, contain essential oils and help keep nails strong. Priti has been featured in magazines such as Elle and Vogue. The colors are soy based and named for similar colored flowers. ($12.95)

5. Zoya - Over 300 natural nail polishes to choose from to wear for up to ten days. But, don't worry. Their website has a 'color finder' feature which helps you narrow it down by color family. Gtet live help on the website. Zoya has both cream and metallic finishes. The price is a steal at $7.00 a bottle.

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After selling real estate in the Myrtle Beach area for five years, Lainie married a soldier and moved to Savannah Georgia where she created MagiScript, a transcription and content creation company. Laini...  View profile

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  • KB4/14/2011

    I wonder if these nail polishes are safer to use if one still sucks their thumb?

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