✯ Hello Shiny Stars! ✯
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"Keep calm and paint your nails."
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As I mentioned in my „Nail art” post, nail polish originates from the early times, 3000 before Christ, from China. The original ingredients
included beeswax, egg whites, gelatine and vegetable dyes, which then changed
over time and the mixture underwent a major transformation. The first nail
polish that we can call modern was invented inspired by automobile paints, and
a colourless version was introduced in 1916.
Today, several companies offer nail polishes, but some of
the most popular nail polish brands are not cruelty-free. This is mainly
because they choose to sell their products in China, where animal testing is
required by law for all imported cosmetics. Since these brands do not want to
lose such a large market, they are part of animal testing in this country and we can only call a nail polish cruelty-free if it is not tested on animals,
anywhere in the world.
On the other hand, Barry M and Zoya are vegan and
cruelty-free, and Nails Inc has created its Nail Pure collection in a way that it is
„10 free”. It is free from parabens and chemicals, cruelty-free and vegan.
Cruelty-free means that the brand does not test neither its finished products nor its ingredients on animals, and that they do not sell their products in countries where animal testing is required by law.
Cruelty-free means that the brand does not test neither its finished products nor its ingredients on animals, and that they do not sell their products in countries where animal testing is required by law.
Do you know about your favourite nail polishes, whether they are cruelty-free? Is it important for you to choose a product accordingly? In your
opinion, is it acceptable from a brand not to test their products on animals but to export to a country that does? I look forward to reading your comments.
Lots of love,
E