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What Do Other Reviewers Say About This Product?
Beyond my own trials, what do other beauty lovers have to say about the Sally Hansen Airbrush Tanning Water?
On Influenster, it earns a 4.3 out of 5 based on over 200 reviews. Positive feedback focuses on the easy application, believable results and lack of self-tanner odor. As one buyer said, "It gives me the perfect sun-kissed glow without looking orange. I get so many compliments when I wear this!"
The most common complaints reference the solution feeling sticky post-application and transferring onto clothing if you don‘t wait the full 5 minutes. Following my tips above for powder foundation and old T-shirts at night can help combat both of those issues.
Overall, beauty bloggers and consumers agree that this affordable drugstore self-tanner punches far above its weight class. It leaves skin beautifully bronzed and touchably soft all at a fraction of the cost of salon spray tans or boutique tanning water brands.
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. Nail Polish Line
All hope is not lost in Sally Hansen. If you have enjoyed their products up until hearing of all these health hazards, then you’ll be ecstatic to know that Sally Hansen has developed a new line that is free from toxic substances. This is their Good. Kind. Pure. Line. A nail polish that is perfect for vegans as it’s free from animal testing and has complete plant-based ingredients. They come in the form of nail colors and topcoats. If you’re looking for a nail polish that doesn’t have substances like Formaldehyde, this is the nail polish for you.
In fact, it is a Sixteen Free nail polish which means it does not include sixteen toxic ingredients that are usually found in nail polish. Some of these toxins that Sally Hansen advises that this brand of polish is free of are:
Toluene
Toluene is a colorless liquid that turns to vapor when it is exposed to air. The substance is what gives nail polish its silkiness. The very familiar nail polish scent you pick up when you walk into a nail salon comes from Toluene. If nail polish containing Toluene is not used in a space that is properly ventilated, you are putting yourself at risks of experiencing relatively mild reactions such as irritated eyes, nose, and throat, headaches, and confusion to major long-term issues such as pregnancy loss, damage to female reproductive system and numbness in the hands and feet.
Camphor
Xylene
Xylene, like Camphor being exposed to even a small amount of the substance, can cause headaches and dizziness. If used repeatedly, it can affect the proper functioning of your respiratory system as well as your kidneys.