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KKN0105
$8.99
* Fast-drying *Odor-Free * Peelable *
Meet your nails' new best friend!
Most nail polish smells toxic because of the fumes released by alcohol, solvents and other scary chemicals. Klee Kids Water-Based Nail Polish contains none of those scary chemicals. Best of all, the polish can be peeled off without nail polish remover after use.
So long, stinky pinkies!
Made in USA.
Ingredients: Aqua (Water), Polyurethane, Stearalkonium Bentonite, Hyaluronic Acid. May contain: Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, Micas and Red 28.
Directions: Apply two to three thin coats to clean nails. To remove, soak nails in warm water then peel off from one corner.
Product may thicken when exposed to cold temperatures or if the cap is not closed properly. Add a few drops of water and shake vigorously.
Use water or rubbing alcohol to remove nail polish from furniture or floors.
Product Dimensions: 1.5 inch x 0.5 inch x 2.25 inch.
Net Content: 10 ml
Product Weight: 1.2 oz
Not for children under 3.
Peels off easily which is perfect for my toddler! Love that they’re water based and colors are gorgeous.
Peels off easily which is perfect for my toddler! Love that they’re water based and colors are gorgeous.
United StatesI like that they’re clean ingredients. The picture of Sacramento makes it seem like you’ll get a light pink however in reality it’s more of an off-white color. You can not actually PEEL it off, but you can scratch off the polish. Overall, I wouldn’t go out of my way to recommend this product but if my daughter wants to polish her nails I feel good about the ingredients.
United StatesMy niece loves this color and she likes to put it on with her matching outfits.
United StatesI bought this as a birthday present for my 7 year old niece and she absolutely loves it. Her favorite colors: Madison and Austin. She says it dries in a timely manner and there's no odor. She likes to mix and match the colors and gets lots of compliments from her classmates at school.
