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Did you know that a company can be vegan but not cruelty-free? Confusing isn’t it! Cruelty-free refers to not testing on animals, whereas vegan means not including animal or animal by-products within ingredients.

Sienna nail polish is proudly both vegan certified and cruelty-free (woohool!) and is accredited by Peta (Beauty without bunnies program) which are all auditing bodies who verify the high standards we set for ourselves. We created our entire range so that you can have peace of mind that our products are of the highest quality for you and don’t harm our animal friends.

When non-toxic nail polish arrived in the market, the ‘X-free’ branding was used to show customers the number of chemicals a polish is ‘free’ from.

Unfortunately, without a regulatory body for this type of branding it is fast becoming a race to include as much as possible in the ‘x free’ calculation and some brands have started including ingredients that are not commonly found in nail polish. Therefore, we have decided to not label and let our ingredients list do the talking. We go into this in more depth in our 10-free, 12-free nail polish explained blog.

So don’t be fooled by a big ‘x-free’ number. Take a look at each brands formula to ensure you’re getting a true natural and non-toxic nail polish.

Sienna stands strongly by our formula and is proud to be a natural and non-toxic nail polish brand that is the cleanest brand on the market globally.

We have always been free of formaldehyde, dbp, toluene, tosylamide/formaldehyde resin, synthetic camphor, xylene and benzophenone -1. We are also accredited by the safe cosmetics australia (the toxic-free campaign) and our mission is to ensure that our formula supports your health, planet and your manis!

And if you still don’t take our word for it, we are certified by made safe who have analysed every single ingredient and deemed us the cleanest. Simply put, we want you to be able to enjoy luxe, high-quality natural nail polish that’s free of nasties and available in a beautiful range of organic colours. What more could you want?