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Breathing too many fumes from acetone (a common solvent in. removers) can cause headaches, lightheadedness, nausea, and vomiting, according to reports from the cut Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. And acetone can irritate your skin and dry your cuticles. Acetone-free polish removers contain safer fruit-derived solvents like ethyl acetate and methyl pentane. But those can also irritate your eyes, nose, and throat. And because they don't work as quickly as acetone-based removers, you use more and prolong your exposure, says Janice Cox, a Medford, Ore.-based beauty expert and author of Natural Beauty at Home (Owl Books, 1999). Follow these tips for all types of remover, Cox says. Ventilate the room to reduce fumes; use just enough to wipe the colour from your nails; dab jojoba oil on your cuticles after removing polish; and wait a few days before applying a fresh coat. Choose nail polish removers that are Paraben-free, GMO free, Non-Toxic, biodegradable, No petroleum ingredients, Non-flammable and not tested on animals. Honeybee Gardens http://www.bewellstaywell.com/nail_care.htm#HONEYBEE Suncoat Naturals Waterbased/Solvent Polish Remover Bottled in glass. An acetate-free formulation based on organic ethanol. Shake well and use a paper towel instead of a cotton ball. Not as easy to remove as the toxic alternatives, but it does work. CONTAINS: Ethanol, Ethyl Lactate, Castor Oil, Water, Lemon Essential Oil Sante` Kosmetics Nail Enamels Polish Remover Nail Strengthener Sante nail polish remover is great for the removal of old or unwanted nail polish from fingers and toes. This 100mL bottle of nail remover also contains bio-alcohol to help with the removal of stubborn nail polish. Ingredients:
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