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LENA Acetone-Free Nail Polish Remover with CICA & Castor Oil – 150ml
LENA Acetone-Free Nail Polish Remover with CICA & Castor Oil – 150ml (2)
LENA NAIL POLISH DIRECT

LENA Acetone-Free Nail Polish Remover with CICA & Castor Oil – 150ml

150 mlLENA Nail Polish

£4.95

Price last checked: 15 October 2026

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Product details

Category
Removers
Pack size
150 ml
Supplier reference
39652414816361

About this product

Remove nail polish whilst conditioning your nails.Repair, condition, regenerate and protect.. For a kinder, soothing nail polish removal experience.Halal and vegan. 150ml.. An acetone-free halal nail polish remover with CICA, Castor Oil and Glycerin, designed for gentle yet effective removal while caring for both nails and skin..

A soothing, moisturising and hydrating formula that removes nail polish without drying the skin. Enriched with castor oil, glycerin and CICA (Centella Asiatica) to calm the skin, support cuticle regeneration and leave hands feeling soft and comfortable.. Suitable for use with LENA halal nail polish and the removal of regular nail polish..

How to use:Soak a cotton pad with the nail polish remover, press onto the nail for a few seconds, then wipe until the polish is completely removed.. UK ONLY – This product cannot be shipped outside of the UK.

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