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UV Nail Polish 200

The ingredient list of trend !t up UV Nail Polish 200 (nail polish) has 14 items. It contains silicones. No fragrance, parabens or denatured alcohol on the list. 4 ingredients are subject to EU restrictions – details below.

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Ingredients

  1. BIS-HEA POLY(1,4-BUTANEDIOL)-9/IPDI COPOLYMER · Nail conditioning
  2. HYDROXYPROPYL METHACRYLATE · Film forming
  3. BIS-HEMA POLY(1,4-BUTANEDIOL)-9/IPDI COPOLYMER · Film forming
  4. PEG-4 TRIMETHYLOLPROPANE TRIACRYLATE · Film forming
  5. HEXANEDIOL DIMETHACRYLATE · Nail conditioning
  6. ETHYL TRIMETHYLBENZOYL PHENYLPHOSPHINATE · UV absorber
  7. SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE · Anticaking, Antifoaming, Skin conditioning – emollient
  8. CI 77120 · ColorantEU restrictions
  9. CI 15850 · Colorant, Hair dyeingEU restrictions
  10. PENTAERYTHRITYL TETRAMERCAPTOPROPIONATE · Film forming
  11. CI 15850 · Colorant, Hair dyeingEU restrictions
  12. DIMETHICONE · Antifoaming, Skin conditioning – emollient, Skin conditioning
  13. BHT · Antioxidant, FragranceEU restrictions
  14. P-HYDROXYANISOLE · Antioxidant, ReducingEU restrictions

An INCI list does not reveal exact concentrations.

Ingredient list as published

BIS-HEA POLY(1,4-BUTANEDIOL)-9/IPDI COPOLYMER, HYDROXYPROPYL METHACRYLATE, BIS-HEMA POLY(1,4-BUTANEDIOL)-9/IPDI COPOLYMER, PEG-4 TRIMETHYLOLPROPANE TRIACRYLATE, HEXANEDIOL DIMETHACRYLATE, ETHYL TRIMETHYLBENZOYL PHENYLPHOSPHINATE, SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE, CI 77120, CI 15850, PENTAERYTHRITYL TETRAMERCAPTOPROPIONATE, CI 15850, DIMETHICONE, BHT, P-HYDROXYANISOLE

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