Free From 22+ Toxins

A known human carcinogen that causes nail brittleness, allergic reactions, and respiratory irritation with repeated exposure.

A corrosive irritant that damages the nail plate, causes skin burns, and irritates the airways even at low concentrations.

A derivative of formaldehyde that frequently causes allergic contact dermatitis and sensitisation of the skin surrounding the nail.

A solvent linked to headaches, dizziness, and nervous system damage with regular inhalation during nail application.

A powerful neurotoxic solvent responsible for that sharp chemical smell; causes headaches, dizziness, and can harm foetal development in pregnancy.

A preservative that can irritate sensitive skin, cause allergic reactions, and is particularly concerning for use around infants and during pregnancy.

An endocrine-disrupting plasticiser linked to hormonal imbalance, reproductive harm, and foetal developmental issues in pregnant women.

A class of hormone-disrupting chemicals that can impair reproductive health and have been detected in blood and urine after nail polish use.

Can cause nail discolouration and yellowing, and in large doses triggers nausea, dizziness, and seizures through skin absorption.

An antimicrobial chemical linked to antibiotic resistance, endocrine disruption, and environmental contamination; banned in several countries.

Banned in EU cosmetics due to its antibiotic properties, which contribute to antimicrobial resistance — a serious global health concern.

A harsh surfactant that strips the nail's natural oils, causes skin irritation, and weakens the nail plate with regular use.

An endocrine disruptor that absorbs through the nail into the bloodstream, detected in urine within hours of nail polish application.

Solvents linked to bone marrow damage, anaemia, and reproductive harm; they penetrate skin readily and accumulate with repeated exposure.

Preservatives that mimic oestrogen and have been detected in breast tissue; linked to hormonal disruption and potential cancer risk with long-term exposure.

A strongly corrosive oxidiser that irritates and burns skin, eyes, and airways — damaging the nail bed and surrounding cuticle tissue.

A synthetic fragrance chemical restricted in the EU due to its role as a known skin sensitiser and potential endocrine disruptor.

A UV filter with strong hormone-disrupting activity that absorbs through skin and has been found in human breast milk.

A harsh oxidising agent that causes nail brittleness, skin irritation, and is classified as a potential mutagen with repeated exposure.

A chemical UV absorber that disrupts thyroid hormones, penetrates the bloodstream, and has been detected in human breast milk.

A UV filter and potent endocrine disruptor that penetrates deep into skin, disrupts oestrogen levels, and is linked to allergic reactions.

Proprietary chemical blends that frequently contain hidden allergens, neurotoxins, and endocrine disruptors not disclosed on ingredient labels.