Cutex Non-Acetone Nail Polish Remover

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The truth is, acetone is not toxic, but it is very drying for your nails, cuticles, and surrounding skin. So it’s no wonder that people are seeking acetone-free alternatives to remove their acrylic, shellac, dip powder, and gel nails. Acetone is a potent chemical compound that is used as a solvent in the manufacturing of plastics and industrial products and used for things like stripping paint and as a cleaning agent. Kure Bazaar nail polish remover is free from acetone and ethyl acetate. Instead, it’s made in France from solvents such as wheat, corn and cane sugar. Containing rose, rosehip oil and patchouli, its scent is also light years away from traditional stinky nail polish removers.

As it is made without acetone, this remover won’t leave your skin and nails feeling dry. What’s more, it is vegan-friendly too.

The remover is not alcohol-free, and it doesn’t contain any beneficial ingredients for your nails, but the ease of use makes it worth so much more. Benecos Natural’s certified organic natural nail polish remover is acetone-free. Instead, it uses natural organic orange peel oil and organic lavender oil to naturally and gently remove natural nail polish from your nails. Nail polish remover is not strong enough to remove SNS nails properly so they will require filing and scraping to fully remove. This is where the damage will be done. This unique pink-tinted acetone-free remover doesn’t look like a traditional nail polish remover – or smell like one (woo!) – and that’s precisely what we love about it. It’s an exceptionally clean formula that is gentle on the skin but powerful on polish, so much so that it can be used to remove stubborn glitter polish, press-on nails, pop-on nails, nail glue, and even non-UV gels. The dropper dispenser eliminates any potential for spillage and also helps to maximize each drop, which is appreciated given the price tag. There’s absolutely no smell whatsoever, which is a welcome change from the potent alcohol odor of traditional removers, and despite its gentle natural ingredient lineup, this stuff effectively (and gently) removes every bit of color, glue, or gunk from your nail.

Acetone is a chemical that’s often produced in nature – for example by trees. Acetone is also produced and disposed of in the human body, as part of our metabolic processes. As such, acetone is normally present in blood and urine. Nail Polish Direct Registered office Nail Polish Direct, Jason Works Building, Clarence Street, Loughborough, LE11 1DX Though acetone works effectively to remove all the traces of your nail color in a single swipe, there might be some unpleasant consequences at times, too. For example, it causes your nails to become excessively dry and break off easily. It might also turn your shade yellowish. On the other hand, the acetone-free removers not only remove your nail color completely but are also beneficial for healthier nails. They will give your next nail polish a long-lasting stay and nourish your nails while removing the existing traces of your old nail polish. Zao’s vegan-friendly and water-based nail polish remover gently and easily removes polish without drying out or harming your skin or nails. This is because it’s formulated without acetone and ethyl acetate. Instead, it is made with much milder, and certified organic, ethyl lactate, and organic bamboo water. These help to strengthen and fortify your nails whilst gently removing your nail polish. Manucurist is a new French vegan and cruelty-free brand. They pride themselves on swapping harsh ingredients for natural, eco-friendly alternatives that promote glossy, long-lasting manicures and healthy nails.This product is a little pricy for the volume that you get in each bottle, but a little of this remover goes a long way. For best results, use on clean, dry polish. Then, wash your hands afterward as normal. The only downside is it has a strong odor, which might be a turn-off for some. But that same ingredient that causes the odor (avocado), actually softens cuticles and conditions nails. It boosts keratin proteins and vitamin E to strengthen nails and provide a healthy shine. Whether you want to eliminate the risks of spills or take your polish off on the go, these convenient nail polish remover-soaked pads are your solution. The gentle acetone-free formula effectively wipes off the polish easily. Each wipe provides enough surface area and saturation for all ten fingers (or toes). They require a gentle rub over nails at first wipe, but once the solution blankets the polish, it wipes away smooth and mess-free. The non-drying formula also leaves nails impressively hydrated and comes with an energizing orange scent that adds to the pleasant and pampering experience. Gentle on nails, kinder to skin. Acetone free. This acetone free nail polish remover gently removes all traces of nail varnish from real and most false and acrylic nails. Product Specification

For salon-worthy results and nail beds that are clean as a canvas in record speeds, you’ll want to opt for acetone-based nail polish removers. “Technically speaking, acetone is a strong solvent and is used as gel nail polish remover due to its high strength,” says Thea Green, nail expert and founder of NailsINC and INC.redible Cosmetics. Lippmann says acetone removers have a lot going for them not just for the removal of gel polish but for acrylic artificial nails as well (which are notoriously pesky and harsh to remove with a drill at the salon). Keep in mind that while “acetone remover is effective in removing any polish, it has a strong odor and can cause nausea if exposed to it for a long period of time,” says Nguyen. Green adds that another one of the downsides is that acetone is slightly drying on the cuticle and surrounding skin. Acetone-free nail polish removers may use ethyl acetate or methyl ethyl keytone as the solvent, instead of acetone. Effective and Non-AbrasiveThis non-acetone nail polish remover efficiently removes nail polish while going easy on the nail surface. You must be very well aware of the feeling of removing your favorite nail color from your nails while the strong acetone smell fills the air. However, if that pungent smell isn’t something you particularly look forward to, then the best non-acetone nail polish removers can work wonders for you.The good news is that there are now lots of eco-friendly alternatives available that avoid these harsh ingredients. Many also come in glass bottles, allowing you to ditch the plastic associated with your nail care routine. Benecos Eco-Friendly Nail Polish Remover From our standpoint, the biggest known toxin in nail polish remover is acetone, so when rounding up our favorite non-toxic removers, this was the key ingredient we steered clear of. It’s also often combined with added fragrance to help cover up the potent alcoholic odor, and is the reason your nails are left bone dry after use. We focused on non-acetone removers that swapped in more conditioning ingredients that effectively removed polish, and also nourished nails in the process.