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16-Free
What is 16-free? 16-free indicates that the nail polish is formulated without the following ingredients:
- Formaldehyde
- Formaldehyde Resin
- Toluene
- Xylene
- Acetone
- Phthalates (including DBP)
- Camphor
- Parabens
- Ethyl Tosylamide
- Triphenyl Phosphate (TPP)
- Animal-derived ingredients
- Styrene
- Bisphenol A
- Glycol Ether of Series E (Glycol ethers derived from ethylene oxide)
- Nonylphenol ethoxylate
- Sulfate-free
Plus, the applicator brush is made from 100% natural, plant-based brush bristles.
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Wow, I am impressed! That’s a long list of not-so-great ingredients. Although you can’t help but wonder, what are you giving up for the removal of ingredients to make it a cleaner nail polish? Certainly not a beautiful selection of colors.
Conclusion
While I think it’s great news that major toxins like formaldehyde and toluene are being excluded from nail polish brands, I think brands like Sally Hansen stretch to include other low-risk toxins so that they can appear to be a more health-conscious brand, all while still having major toxic products like Parabens in their regular line. For this reason, I would have to say that until Sally Hansen removes high-risk products like Benzophenones from their major lines, the entire brand may still be seen as toxic.
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Sally Hansen Good. Kind. Pure. Vegan Nail Polish Shades
The line contains 30 shades which made it very difficult to decide which ones to buy.
The shades in the line are: Lava Rocks, Meteorite, Sun-Tastic, Crystal Blue, Laven-Dear, Soothing Slate, Grape Vine, Beet It, Cherry Amore, Pomegranate Punch, Sweet Berries, Peony Origins (on my wishlist!), Fruity Papaya, Coral Calm, Eco-Rose, Pink Sapphire, Golden Quartz, Pink Cardamom, Be-Gone-Ia, Pinky Clay, Pink Cloud, Rose Petal, Soft Plum, Elderflower Power, Raw Cocoa, Mother Earth, Almond Tan, Romantic Peach, Coconut Milk, and White Tea.
The shade selection is gorgeous, with lots of neutrals! Plus, they offer a clear Top Coat for extra glossiness and shine. I decided on a few pinky neutrals: Coconut Milk and Elderflower Power, plus the Top Coat.
I easily ordered from Target, and before I knew it I received my order a few days later.
How to Use the Sally Hansen Airbrush Tanning Water
One of the advantages of a tanning water or mist is that application tends to be quicker and easier than traditional lotions or mousses. The Sally Hansen version lives up to this reputation with a fast and simple process:
- Exfoliate skin thoroughly before application to prevent unevenness from dry patches or dead skin cells. Sally Hansen makes their own body scrub that works well for prep.
- Protect palms by wearing the included glove or rubbing a bit of petroleum jelly to prevent over-coloring hands.
- Shake the bottle well. Hold 8-10 inches from skin and spray directly onto areas you want to tan, using long, sweeping motions for even coverage. Rub in gently with palms.
- Layer for deeper color if desired, waiting 5 minutes between coats. Be careful not to overdo it initially – you can always add more.
- Rinse palms after and wait 5 minutes before dressing to allow the self-tanning ingredients to fully develop. Color will continue to darken over the next 24 hours as the DHA reacts.
So simple, right? No messy gloves, mitts or applicators to deal with. This ease-of-use is one of the things I love most about tanning waters. Now let‘s get into the results…
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