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nail polish can contain harmful chemicals, such as toluene, formaldehyde, and dibutyl phthalate, which may pose health risks when inhaled or absorbed through the skin. Frequent use can lead to weakened nails and skin irritation. However, many brands now offer "3-free" or "5-free" formulas that are safer and free from these toxic ingredients. Overall, moderation and choosing safer products can minimize potential risks.
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How do you get nailpolish off of a child's skin?
waite until it drys and scrape it of with youre finger nail. nailpolish remover is a bad idea beacaues of the smell and the alchohol in it.
How do you get nailpolish out of leather?
try nailpolish remover...
How do you get nailpolish out of your hair?
whipe the strands of youre hair with nailpolish remover
What is in nailpolish remover that makes it so effective at removing nailpolish?
Acetone
Why nailpolish dissolved when acetone is added?
Nailpolish is an organic material soluble in a non polar solvent.
How can nailpolish stay on your fingernails?
nailpolish chips off because the oil in your fingernails make air bubbles and chip the polish. you can buy creams for that or use a base coat befor applying nailpolish
Who invented nailpolish?
Clark macneal a chinese spokes mAN invented nailpolish using ingredients i cant exsplain
What year was nailpolish invented?
1320
What is the best shade of nailpolish?
Clear.
Where is a website for nailpolish?
Try essie
What was the first nailpolish invented?
Red
Is nailpolish a compound or mixture?
its a boob
