The Sign Tribe reveals first-ever nail polish removal cream

By Austyn King | Published: 1-Oct-2018
Skin Care

A first for the industry, Nailfix & Chill comes in a mess-free tube and features natural oils to care for nails and cuticles

Cosnova-owned brand The Sign Tribe has introduced what is said to be the first-ever nail polish remover cream, Nailfix & Chill.

The product (£12.95) is designed not to spill with its cream formula, which is free from harsh acetone and contains macadamia, almond, argan and vitamin E oils to care for nails and cuticles while removing polish.

Meanwhile, it features a fresh scent and comes in a travel-friendly tube for on-the-go use.

Nailfix & Chill can be used on any regular nail polish and is available online exclusively at BeautyMART.

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