[amys7]

I am looking for a non-toxic nail polish. I play a lot of sports - mostly hockey, but still want my toes to look girlie.
Any ideas?

[pegah]

Try organic! Suncoat's water-based nail polish is great.

[babieblue]

also try Zoya they're big 3 free and of course the suncoat one pegah suggested.

[molala]

Originally Posted by pegah

Try organic! Suncoat's water-based nail polish is great.

Interesting.* I was just talking about organic nail polish with a friend last week.*

I've seen someone who used organic nail polish where it had an awesome lasting power and needed acetone to remove it.* Kinda deceives the purpose of 'organic' by needing such harsh chemical to remove.

[babieblue]

now that i tried sun coat i don't recommend it. it is a pain to apply and even more of a pain to remove. hopefully other organic nail polishes out there maybe better than this one. I also don't like the sun coat nail polish remover. it made my nails all dry and thin. my poor nails are still recovering from using it this is just from my experience maybe other have a better one than me.

[juan_hurrican]

Zoya is 3-free, should be a good choice. China Glaze is too, but has formaldehyde resin, if you worry about that. I love both brands

[babieblue]

Originally Posted by juan_hurrican

Zoya is 3-free, should be a good choice. China Glaze is too, but has formaldehyde resin, if you worry about that. I love both brands

where do you buy china glaze in toronto?? i found zoya at trade secret.

[bluebyul]

Some independant nail salons, or resellers do sell China Glaze, but your best bet is to find the closest Sally's Beauty Store to buy them. If you are lucky to have one near you, make sure you buy a membership card for $5 cause it drastically cuts down the price on China Glaze, plus its good for one year, and you get discounts on all their regular price products

Originally Posted by babieblue

where do you buy china glaze in toronto?? i found zoya at trade secret.

[jli]

i agree. i love china glaze! i recently just hauled $60 worth of it from a Sally's *yikes*

Originally Posted by bluebyul

Some independant nail salons, or resellers do sell China Glaze, but your best bet is to find the closest Sally's Beauty Store to buy them. If you are lucky to have one near you, make sure you buy a membership card for $5 cause it drastically cuts down the price on China Glaze, plus its good for one year, and you get discounts on all their regular price products

[ValuableBaby]

What is non toxic nail polish? I've never heard of it before...