Aquajellie formula references

How to read these notes

These notes cover ingredients named in our Aquajellie formula information. They are not a complete ingredient list for every shade, a product certification or a finished-product safety assessment.

Ingredient references describe particular uses and conditions. They do not establish that a finished polish is suitable for everyone, or that skincare benefits apply to painted nails.

For the current ingredient information for a specific shade, email joanne@naildeck.com with its name. For application and removal, read the Aquajellie guide.

Polyurethane-1

Our Aquajellie notes identify Polyurethane-1 as a film-forming ingredient. This describes its formulation role, not a promise about wear time or nail health.

Archived reference: CIR Polyurethanes report, March 2017 (PDF). The linked document is a draft for panel review, not a certificate for Aquajellie. Industry usage percentages in that report are not our product concentrations.

Stearalkonium Bentonite

Our Aquajellie notes identify Stearalkonium Bentonite as a suspending ingredient.

Archived reference: CIR Alkonium Clays report, January 2016 (PDF). This is a revised tentative ingredient report. Its discussion of use and concentration is not an assessment of our finished polish.

Propylene Glycol

Propylene Glycol is listed in our Aquajellie formula notes. General cosmetic references describe roles including solvent and humectant.

Read the CosmeticsInfo ingredient overview. Information about an ingredient in food or skincare does not establish the safety or benefits of a nail polish.

Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic Acid is listed in our Aquajellie formula notes. Its presence alone does not demonstrate that this polish repairs nails, treats damaged skin or delivers skincare benefits.

For shade-specific ingredient information, contact Joanne. Explore Aquajellie colours.