Suppose you have a child (or several) who are always looking for ways to improve their lives. You want them to be happy, healthy, and safe. This is why you need to know all about kid friendly nail polish: what it is and why it’s essential to use it on your children regularly.
Non-toxic
Kid-friendly nail polish is non-toxic. This means it doesn’t contain toxic chemicals that can cause cancer, allergies, skin irritation, respiratory problems, or reproductive problems. Your child will be safer while playing with their new nail polish.
Quick Dry
You can paint your child’s nails while watching TV or waiting for a meal. They don’t have to sit still and wait for the polish to dry, either—it dries quickly enough that they can play with their toys or do something else while you finish up. This is especially nice if the kids are restless because they’re bored and need something fun to do!
This option is especially good if you plan on painting your child’s nails in advance. If you do this, make sure to put some topcoat on so that it doesn’t chip off too easily when handled aggressively by small children (and also because it looks nicer).
Natural Ingredients
The use of natural ingredients is beneficial to both children and the environment. Natural ingredients have been proven to improve your child’s health, skin and nails. Additionally, fewer chemicals in these products mean less harsh chemical exposure for your little one. Using natural products also helps reduce waste by not having to purchase as many bottles or tubes as you would with traditional nail polish brands.
Simple Removal
Making a trip to the salon for a manicure is an enjoyable experience for adults, but it can be overwhelming and scary for kids. So if your child wants to paint her nails with kid-friendly nail polish, you must know how to remove it at home.
Removing kid-friendly nail polish involves using acetone polish remover and cotton balls or pads. In general, the process is simple: soak the cotton ball or pad in remover, apply it gently to each fingernail and let sit for two minutes before wiping away with a dry cloth. Avoid scrubbing too hard because this could damage your child’s nails! The process takes about 10 minutes per hand—more time if there’s more than one coat of polish on each nail needing removal.
Long Lasting
You might have heard that nail polish is a good way to make your nails look nice, but did you know there are other benefits?
Some of the most common benefits include long-lasting, easy application and removal. Nail polish can also be durable, smudge-proof, and waterproof.
Water Based
Water-based nail polish is non-toxic and free of harsh chemicals. It’s also quick drying, easy to remove, long-lasting, and safer for children.
Conclusion
Nail polish is a chemical. It’s toxic, and it’s not safe for children to use.
If you’re reading this, you probably already know that—but if you’re not an expert on the subject, there are some essential things to know about nail polish and how it relates to your child’s health. Unfortunately, nail polish is one of those products that doesn’t get much attention from regulatory bodies or health officials because it’s considered “cosmetic” instead of a “drug.” But here’s the thing: like other toxins in our environment (like BPA in plastics), nail polish severely affects human health and environmental degradation.
