Comments (0) Best Science Experiment in a Nail Polish Bottle - 2012
Scotch Natural Nail Polish
Did you know that the Los Angeles Department of Public Health classifies traditional nail polish as toxic waste? Well, guess what, they do, and you have been putting it all over your flanges for years. Yuck. So, ladies (and gentlemen, if you're into this sort of thing), the days of putting toxic paint all over your pretty fingernails is over. No more worrying about the long-term effects of mysterious chemicals like phthalates, toluene, and formaldehyde; there's a new nail polish out there that's super-ecofriendly, and it's made right here in Phoenix. Ginny Cardena, CEO and founder of Scotch Naturals Nail Polish, has developed a "3 Free" nail polish that uses nontoxic acrylic polymer emulsions with pigments that are commonly found in watercolor paints, instead of the chemical sludge that most companies use. The Phoenix-based line is vegan-friendly, gluten-free, biodegradable, and comes in almost three dozen colors. They even make a special kid-friendly line called HopScotch. Perfect for tiny fingers that love bright colors without any of the bad stuff that you'll find in the traditional lacquers.
