Nail Safety Council Warns Holiday Shoppers About Toxic 'Magic' Gel Polish Removers
Products marketed as 'magic' or 'burst' gel removers may contain methylene chloride, a federally banned, highly toxic chemical.
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Products marketed as 'magic' or 'burst' gel removers may contain methylene chloride, a federally banned, highly toxic chemical.
The runway is being swayed by earthy influences, from florals and leaves to birds and butterflies, and there's some bright new polish to match that.
Nubar’s Sparkles Collection of polish comes in eight glittery shades.
Color Club’s Poptastic polish colors will snap clients to attention. The summer shades range from bright pink and orange to saturated blues and purples.
The lacquers are free of DBP, toluene, and formaldehyde and come in a variety of colors, with new lines coming out every season.
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Diamond Cosmetics’ 2009 Summer Polish Collection.
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Sante America offers a new bottle for its nail polish, coming in lip-gloss-looking containers that fit easily into purses for nail touch-ups on the go.