This is solvent for nail polish Logona Natural Nail is almost odourless and formulated with natural ingredients. With this product, you can restore your classic solvents that eventually attack the epidermis of your hands and the fragile little skins that surround the nails.

The formulation of this aqueous base dissolvant, which eliminates the varnish Logona Natural Nail as well as Top Coat finishing varnish Logona is perfectly respectful of the skin and nails. It cleans the nail without attacking it and respects the skin thanks to itorganic ricin oil that it contains.

While classic nail polish solvents most often include acetone, a solvent (suspected to be dangerous and irritate the skin), mixed with an oil or moisturizing agent, that of Logona does not contain it at all.

Its regular use reduces duplication of nails. For naturally beautiful nails!

The + of this organic solvent for nail polish
+ Vegan Warranty Formulation
+ odour-free and guaranteed without acetone
+ Tested dermatologically
+ Effective, soft for skin and nails
+ Big brush brush: it applies in a particularly uniform way

Main assets of this biodissolvant

Organic ricin oil:Ricin oil is an oil obtained from ricin seeds. The ricin is a plant at the base originating in Egypt, Ethiopia and India but whose cultivation then spread over many of the countries. During ancient Egypt, Cleopatra already used Ricin oil as a masker. Today it holds an important place in cosmetics because it strengthens the eyelashes, nails and hair by stimulating the push of the kerat. For the skin, ricin oil is known to be softening and healing. In this dissovant, the ricin oil allows to strengthen the nail and stimulate the push.

Vegetable glycerin: Vegetable glycerin is a transparent, odourless, non-toxic, non-irritating liquid with a sweet taste. In cosmetics, vegetable glycerin is used as a moisturizing agent, solvent and lubricant. It is mainly found in toothpaste, mouth baths, moisturizing creams, hair products and soaps. In this dissolvent, vegetal glycerin provides hydration to nails and cuticles.

Certification: BDIH and Natrue

Application Council
Immerse a cotton with a little dissolvent for nail polish Logona. Put the cotton on a varnished nail and press for a few seconds. Then wipe by moving the cotton to the tip of the nail.

His composition
Alcool*, organic caste oil*, water (filtered by reverse osmosis), vegetable glycerin.

Ingredients (INCI)
Alcohol denat*, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil*, Aqua (Water), Glycerin

* from controlled organic farming

Natural nail polish range Logona

Vernis n°01 Soft Rose,Vernis n°02 Deep Berry,Vernis n°3 Classic Red,Vernis n°04 Pink Blossom,Vernis n°05 Urban Taupe,Top Coat finish varnishand dissolvent natural nail polish for aqueous base Logona

The info + on the brand Logona
The story of laboratory laboratory Logona Naturkosmetik is closely linked to the history of the "organic mobility" in Germany. Precursor since its creation in 1978 by the naturopath Hansel, Logona Today plays a leading role in controlled natural cosmetic laboratories. Thanks to its long experience in cold extraction of medicinal plants (intensified by ultrasound), the laboratory masters the effectiveness of its formulas. Products Logona do not contain any synthetic preservatives (paraben type) and this since the beginning, almost 30 years ago. Logona integrates in its formulas as much as possible components from organic farming.

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- BDIH certified organic cosmetics,

- Natural formulas without petrochemical derivatives (paraffin) and without silicone,
- Organic formulas without synthetic preservatives (type parabens),
- Certified without chemical dyes and without synthetic fragrances with exclusive use of natural mineral pigments,
- Formulated with raw vegetable oils and certified organic plant extracts,
- Not tested on animals, Vegan status for most products in the range.

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