Ultimately, the result is a fully “green” acetone-free nail polish remover wipe that works as effectively as the chemical stuff– only with much more convenient and eco-friendly packaging.

Audrey Siu, the founder of vegan and nine-free nail polish line Veque — “nine-free” meaning that it’s missing nine common nail polish toxins, like formaldehyde — says “even contractors who tile bathrooms with grout or epoxy need it sometimes to remove a bit of the mess.

You can also sign up for the free Moral Fibres monthly newsletter to get all the latest eco news and ideas straight to your inbox. This unique pink-tinted acetone-free remover doesn’t look like a traditional nail polish remover – or smell like one (woo! Even though they work well on natural and regular polishes, some may not be able to clean UV gel nails, and some don’t work on artificial or acrylic nails and glitter or nail extensions. Just swipe a soaked cotton ball across each nail and let the liquid absorb for 20 to 30 seconds before wiping it away, taking every trace of color with it. And so, if you’re ready to test out a new formula to pair with your non-toxic nail polishes or want healthier nail beds, these are seven nail polish removers to consider.

provide the benefits of moisturization and hydration to nails and cuticles that are prone to drying and breakage.

This soft rose-scented remover makes taking your nail polish off at home a pampering, spa-like experience.