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Some products contain Color~, Methyl Paraben, Propyl Paraben, Octinoxate, Talc, B.H.T, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, P.G, Dimethicone, Phenoxyethanol, EDTA

~can be natural/ synthetic derived

Some products contain Color~, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, Mineral Oil, Palm Oil*, Mica*, Shea Butter**, Vitamin E

~can be natural/ synthetic derived
*brand gives no information on their sustainable/ ethical source
To know about more mica and how it can be unethically sourced, watch this post, https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=4

**we have asked for clarity on fair trade source

Ingredients used in some products are not earth friendly.
Some products contain Parabens, Octinoxate, B.H.T, P.E.Gs, , Mineral Oil, Microcrysatalline Wax, Polyethylene, Titanium Dioxide*, Zinc Oxide*, Palm Oil Derivatives**, VP Copolymer***, Talc****

*unclear if this is non nano/ we have asked the brand for further information
**brand gives no information on their sustainable source
To know more about Palm Oil & its impact on forests wildlife & the environment, check this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail1.aspx

***not clear if this is water soluble or a micro plastic, we have asked the brand for clarity
****unclear if this is asbestos free / we have asked brand for more information

Brand uses glass, metal & plastic for their product packaging.
We have asked them for more information on their recycling policies and PCR content.

It should be noted, that most makeup plastics are difficult to recycle.
So it is always good when brands accept back their empties for sterilizing and recycling and when they offer refills.

It is important to note that, many harmful compounds found in nail polish are toxic to the environment, which is why it must not thrown out along with your regular trash.
In fact, nail polish is considered to be as hazardous waste products, similar to house paints, and car batteries when it comes to environmental degradation.

Though brand claims to be cruelty free, they do not have a strong cruelty free policy.
Being cruelty free needs to be a brand commitment. it is not about adding a logo on product labels
It should be noted, they are using the PETA Logo on some products without being accredited by them.

Some products contain Beeswax, Carmine, Silk, Squalane~, P.E.G 10~, P.E.G 14~
Brand has vegan options**

~can be plant/ animal/ synthetic derived
**users are advised to check product labels for all ingredient content.

Though brand is transparent with labelling, they need to clearly indicate transparency in sourcing of ingredients like Palm Oil (derivatives) and Shea.