Nail Polish Remover
As recently featured in the Sunday Times Style Magazine, this eco-friendly corn and soya-based remover has a gentle and moisturizing action. It is recommended that you allow yourself some time and follow these steps for best results.
Usage
Use the Nail Polsh Remover to remove Suncoat Nail Polish weekly as the polish becomes harder to remove with time.
This Remover is also effective for removing other brands of conventional nail polish.
Conversely conventional nail polish removers do not work on Suncoat water-based Nail Polish.
It is best to use Suncoat Nail Polish after a bath, shower or soaking your nails in warm water. Then apply Suncoat Remover, on a cotton wool pad or ball, for up to 2 minutes per nail, to penetrate and soften the polish then rub off.
Whilst it is best to use Suncoat Remover, it is also possible to soak your nails is warm water for up to 10 minutes and then gently peel the polish off with your nails or gently buff the nail polish off.
Cautions
Suncoat Remover has a low flammability compared with conventional Removers. Keep in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children.
As nails reflect your overall health, consult a healthcare practitioner or local manicurist for advice if your nails are in a poor condition.
Other Information
Suncoat Water Based Nail Polish Remover
Why Suncoat?
Suncoat is the revolutionary brand of nail polishes and cosmetics that have been created with unique, award-winning formulations that are completely free of synthetic chemicals and harmful ingredients. The range is particularly suited to those who suffer from allergies, are eco-conscious and vegans and vegetarians. The Nail Polish Remover does not dry out the nails, there is no unpleasant odour, it is eco-friendly and biodegradeable and made from sustainable resources.
Ingredients
Ethyl lactate (from corn fermentation), methyl soyate (from soya oil), glycerin (from vegetable source), limonene (from orange oil).
Certifications and Affiliations
  
Suncoat Nail Polishes that are Vegan have been approved by the Vegan and Vegetarian Socieites in the UK.
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