Children's nail polish
Fun and Colorful Nail Polishes for Children
If your child loves to dress up, nail polish will definitely be a hit!
Children's nail polish is easy to use, dries quickly, and most importantly – it can easily come off clothes again if accidents happen. With a wide selection of colors and patterns, there is something for every taste. You'll find everything from blue to red, and many of the beautiful nail polishes also come with shimmer and glitter.
Child-friendly nail polishes are of course free from chemicals
Children's nail polish is specially developed for kids and is safe to use. They should be water-based and therefore free from harmful chemicals. They should be odorless and dry super quickly. In addition, they should be easy to remove again. That is another advantage of a water-based, child-friendly nail polish.
There are 2 types of children's nail polish
Type 1 is brilliant for the little ones. It is easy to apply, comes in small cute bottles, and dries quickly. The children's nail polish can easily be removed again with water and soap – even if it gets on clothes. You do NOT need nail polish remover to remove the KIDS children's nail polishes from Moyra.
Type 2 is ideal for the slightly older child. It is easy to apply, the bottles are the same size as adult nail polish, they dry quickly, but you need to use nail polish remover to remove them again. The same applies to clothes and objects. Piggy Paint children's nail polish is characterized by the cheeky pig and the slogan "as natural as mud".
Piggy Paint makes some super cute KITS with children's nail polish – perfect for children's birthday parties.
Good advice when your child wants to use nail polish
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Choose nail polish that is specially designed for children and is free from harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, toluene, and phthalates.
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Have a selection of colors. Children love to have different colors on each finger.
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Remember a protective surface in case of accidents.
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Go to the bathroom beforehand. A toilet visit in the middle of everything is a hassle.
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Guide your child in the correct way to paint their nails. Tell your child that the nail polish should go on the nail and not on the skin, and that the nail polish should be in a thin layer. If it is a small child, an adult can paint the child's nails.
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Help your child stay still while the nail polish dries.
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Remember to enjoy the time together and accept that your child just needs to learn it.
Children can also play with Nail Art
Your children will love playing with nail polish, and you can spice up the fun with Nail Art. Your child doesn't need to be able to freehand paint the Statue of Liberty – very few adults can do that. On the other hand, there are lots of Nail Art things that children can actually do themselves and that they will enjoy.
Sit back and enjoy the show. Have the vacuum cleaner ready when the glitter hits the floor.