Gitti Nail Glow
Gitti Nail Glow offers the perfect nail polish for a soft chrome effect on your nails. You can use it as a vegan nail polish on its own or over a nail polish color for a shiny chrome finish.
Features
- PETA & vegan certified nail polish;
- Nail Glow before a top coat with a unique glossy finish;
- On bare nails for a subtle shiny finish;
- Natural glitter particles without microplastic;
- Up to 82% plant-based ingredients which is unique for a nail polish brand
- Preserves nail polish for up to 5 days;
- Contains macadamia seed, almond and kukui nut oils for soft cuticles;
- Shimmer effect is achieved through a blend of ethical sustainable mica pearls & mineral powders;
- No UV lamp required and easy to remove;
- Free of the 23 major harmful ingredients;
- Sits in a recyclable glass bottle with 20% post-industrial recycled glass.
How to use the gitti Nail Glow
Apply a thin layer of the gitti Nail Glow over your nail polish color. For a subtle glow, one thin coat is sufficient. For a more striking effect, you can apply several coats. Let it dry thoroughly and, if necessary, use the
gitti Quick Dry Solution.
You can also apply the gitti Nail Glow to your bare nails for a little sparkle. The Nail Glow already functions as a top coat, if you want your nails to last even longer use the
gitti Top & Base Coat underneath and over it.
This formula provides a protection to the nails so your manicure will not come off and will stay beautiful for up to 10 days.
About the brand gitti
Gitti's nail polish is distinguished by its natural and eco-friendly formulation. Unlike regular brands, gitti uses sustainable and plant-based ingredients, without harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, toluene and parabens. This makes the nail polish not only healthier for the user, but also better for the environment. In addition, gitti offers a wide range of trendy colors and a long shelf life, ensuring a healthy and conscious manicure.
Gitti is free of
Formaldehyde releasers (e.g. resin and donors), all animal ingredients (e.g. carmine), sulfonamides (e.g. ethyltosylamide), xylene, toluene, phthalates (e.g. dibutylphthalate), camphor, triphenylphosphate, triclosan, acetone, cyclic silicones, colophony/colophony, hydroquinone, diethylhexyladipate, synthetic fragrances, benzophenones, mineral oils/waxes, EDTA, microplastics (UNEP definition), ethanolamine, polytetrafluoroethylene, controversial mineral pigments (e.g. bismuth Oxychloride, Chromium Oxide Greens and uncertified Mica), parabens.
