What is in the alcohol in the nail polish remover?

Answer 1

- Acetone

- Ethyl Acetate

- Toluene

- Propylene Carbonate

These are the ingredients in standard drugstore nail polish removers but it is possible to purchase 'healthier' nail polish removers that are less toxic

Answer 2

The key ingredient in most nail polish removers is acetone.

Those which are not made from acetone are typically made with the key ingredient of ethyl acetate.

The main ingredients are than diluted with any number of additional ingredients such as alcohol, water, propylene carbonate, glycerin, castor oil or Gelatin to obtain a desired consistency. Additional fragrances and colorings may also be added to make the smell and appearance more tolerable.

Answer 3

The traditional chemical is acetone, although many brands are staying away from it. It is extremely volatile.

Answer 4

Acetone, Butyl Acetate, Ethyl Acetate, Isopropyl Alcohol, Dibutyl Adipate, Citrus Aurantium Amara (Bitter Orange)Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Benzophenone-3

Answer 5

Nail polish removers main ingredient is acetone. A corrosive, highly flammable acid.

Answer 6

There is no alcohol in nail polish remover.It is acetone which is normal duco paint thinners.

Answer 7

Acetone,water and perfume

Answer 8

acetone