Natural/Chemical Free Nail Polish

[olliepop]

Anyone know of any retailers (Rite Aid, Walgreens, etc) that sell natural nail polish?

[Attached Mama]

Whole Foods sells some and you can order it online as well. However, it still has plastics and toxins in it.

This is one of the very very few compromises we make. We use the formaldehyde and toluene free kinds (most of them now) sold in the drugstore and we only do the polish on our toe nails, only in the summer and outside in breezy weather so we don't have to smell it while it goes on and dries.

[Mallori]

Coconut oil gives my toenails a shine so pretty I've sworn off polish for the year. Just good nail care and an oiling a day, and I really like how my feet look.

P.s. It works on my hands too, but with doing dishes, etc. it doesn't stay shiny long. But they still look great with it too!

[olliepop]

Whole Foods sells some and you can order it online as well. However, it still has plastics and toxins in it.

What do you use for remover? I'm guessing there are some that are better than others.

[kdmama33]

Honeybee Gardens is a good brand. Frontier carries them, if you can get in on a co-op. I think you can look up retailers on their website, too.

[samiam79]

It's easier to find "natural" (meaning formaldehyde/toluene/DBP-free) nail polishes online than in shops, unfortch. I use zoya.com for colors and Nail Aid for treatments (their broken nail treatment is awesome).

[pixlee]

I know of one that is supposedly "natural' and it's sold at Walmart :
Sorry, I can't remember the name, offhand.