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Nail Polish Get in Line A Light Purple Nail Polish With a Pink / Orange / Gold / Green Shifting Aurora Shimmer.

Nail Polish Get in Line A Light Purple Nail Polish With a Pink / Orange / Gold / Green Shifting Aurora Shimmer.

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This Nail Polishes item by EmilydeMolly has 1156 favorites from shoppers. Ships from Durham, NC. Listed on Mar 24, 2024
A light purple nail polish with a pink / orange / gold / green shifting aurora shimmer. Opaque in 2 - 3 coats depending on your application, top coat recommended for a glossy finish. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • 12ml bottle size • 10 free formula • Vegan and cruelty free • Shipped from North Carolina ( or Canberra for Australian orders ) • Orders shipped within 3 business days, with USPS • Made in Australia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Product images courtesy of: @thepolishedmage @icanhazpolish @manicuremanifesto @thepolishblog @yyulia_m @xo.krista @thepolishedboss @teas_mani_mixtape @artofpolish ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our 10 free formula is vegan and cruelty free. Our nail polish is free of: Toluene, DBP, Formaldehyde, TSF resin (Formaldehyde Resin ) and Camphor. Of course, it's also free of all the other nasties that many other higher end brands are free from, like Xylene, Parabens, Animal-Derived ingredients and Phthalates. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BOTTLE AND INGREDIENTS DETAILS *12ml bottle * Easy to apply brush * Stainless steel ball bearings. * I only use the highest quality nail polish base for all of my nail polish. Most glitters will not sink and the colours do not require shaking before every single use. Separation/settling can occur if your polish is left unused for a period of time ( especially in warmer weather ) but this is completely normal, a quick roll or shake will fix this. NAIL POLISH BASE INGREDIENTS Butyl Acetate, Ethyl Acetate, Nitrocellulose, Acetyl Tributyl Citrate, Phthalic Anhydride / Trimellitic Anhydride / Glycols Copolymer, Isopropyl Alcohol, Adipic Acid / Fumaric Acid / Phthalic Acid / Tricyclodecane Dimethanol Copolymer Stearalkonium Hectorite, Citric acid MAY ALSO CONTAIN: ( COLOURANTS AND ADDITIVES ) Silicon Dioxide, Bis (glycidoxyphenyl) propane / Bisaminomethyl-norbornane Aluminum Hydroxide Glycidoxy Phenol, Polyethylene Terephthalate,CI 77019 (Mica) 77499 ( Iron Oxide ) CI 778161 (Tin Oxide) CI 77019 (Synthetic Fluorophylogopite) CI 77510 (Ferric) CI 77288 ( Chromium Oxide Green ) CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide) CI 15850 (Red 6) CI 15850 (Red 7) CI 15880 (Red 34) CI 45410 (Red 28) CI 45380 (Red 22) CI 19140 (Yellow 5) CI 47005 (Yellow 10) CI 42090 (Blue 1) CI 50440 (Black 1) CI 60730 ( Ext. Violet 2 ) CI 77000 (Aluminium powder) CI 77007 ( Ultramarines ) Polyurethane 33, Magnesium Fluoride, Boron Nitride, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ APPLICATION TIPS - I always recommend you start by using a good quality base coat ( I LOVE our Sticky Base coat ) - If you are in a cooler climate, I recommend shaking your bottle fairly well to achieve the intended consistency. My nail polish base naturally thickens up when it is cold, shaking it will help make application easier. You should also shake your bottle of polish is you have not used it in awhile or it shows signs of separation. - Always allow the previous layer of polish to be touch dry before applying your next ( a few minutes is fine, you do not need to wait long ) This will help avoid any dragging or smudging that may occur when you paint your next layer on. This is especially important if you are using a glitter polish. - I always recommend a quick dry topcoat to finish off your manicure. Top coat is used in all the pictures you see on my website and it is what gives the polishes that beautiful glossy glow. - Polishes with a large amount of glitter can be quite thick, which is intended. This consistency is what helps suspend the glitters to make application easier. Shaking the bottle before use will help this but nail polish thinner can be added as needed if the formula is not to your taste. Add it sparingly though, as too much can cause the glitters to sink. Use a high quality nail polish thinner with the ingredients of Butyl Acetate and Ethyl Acetate. These are the two primary solvents found in most regular polishes, any other ingredients are not necessary and some others may even be harmful to the glitters in your polish. NEVER use acetone or nail polish remover to thin your nail polish. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COLOUR REPRESENTATION We do our best to represent the true colour of a polish in the photographs provided, however the actual colour may appear different depending on your monitors resolution and colour settings. has a limit on how many photos can be used in a listing, so please refer to my website or google images if you would like to view more pictures of a certain colour. Visit www.emilydemolly.com for USA / international shipping or www.emilydemolly.com.au for shipping within Australia