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Natural Nail Polish Remover - Argan Oil (6 FL OZ)

€11,79

Argan Oil – Plant Based Nail Polish Remover

Entirely free of harsh chemicals, unpleasant fumes and animal by-products. Infused with Black Seed Oil.

Plants can do amazing things. They nourish our bodies, purify our air, delight our senses and soothe our souls.

We’ve harnessed the nutrient-rich power of the argan seed to gently and naturally strip away stubborn nail polish for clean, healthy nails.

Includes specially-designed pump action dispenser cap for a mess-free experience

Directions: Pump nail polish remover onto cotton ball until saturated, and then dab onto nails. Let remover sit on nails for 30 seconds before wiping away with cotton ball.

Ingredients: Dimethyl Glutarate, Dimethyl Adipate, Methyl Oleate/Palmitate/Linoleate/Stearate, Polyoxyethylene Castor Oil, Argan Oil, Black Seed Oil, Essential Oils, Vitamins A, C & E.

Keep gorgeous nails and skin without the guilt

Plant Powered – Vegan – Acetone-Free

Maya’s certified nail polish remover is 100% Vegan, Halal & Kosher Certified, and Physician Approved.

NET WT 6 OZ (177 mL)

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