BASE AND TOP COAT HALAL

BASE AND TOP COAT HALAL

Discover the 2 in 1 Halal Base and Top Coat, the HASNA PARIS breathable nail polish. A revolutionary formulation that respects the natural cycle of your nails ... in a range of trendy colors. 

The Halal 2 in 1 Base and Top Coat is a revolutionary formulation hairspray that allows air and water to pass through to maintain healthy nails. It does not contain any of the top five chemicals commonly found in regular nail polish. 6ml bottle.

Namely: formaldehyde, DBP, toluene, synthetic camphor and formaldehyde resin.

The HASNA PARIS company has the greatest respect for nature. This is what led him to seek products as natural as possible and not tested on animals, but without compromising on quality.

This research gave birth in 2013 to the HASNA PARIS nail polish, free of 4 harmful chemicals. Having noticed that his clients were more and more numerous to suffer from dry and damaged nails following the rise of semi-permanent varnish.

HASNA PARIS set out in search of a healthier varnish solution, to “detoxify” the nails. After two years of work on the formula, HASNA PARIS launched “The Halal Varnish” in June 2015 with the help of one of the best Halal certification bodies in the world.

The 2 in 1 Halal Base and Top Coat can be used by pregnant women, children and most people with allergies. Vegan and not tested on animals, this varnish offers a long-lasting finish worthy of the institutes, without compromise. These varnishes are therefore quite simply revolutionary!

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- The 2 in 1 Halal Base and Top Coat therefore contains a unique oxygen resin complex. Combined with advanced oxygen technology. This formula thus creates a non-occlusive film permeable to air and water, but extremely adherent to the nail.
- The 2 in 1 Halal Base and Top Coat provides a long-lasting glossy finish that does not tarnish.
- The application is incredibly simple for a flawless result.

8.5ml bottle.

Religious opinion on permeable varnish:

Question asked to Sheikh Salih Ibn Sa'ad As-Souhaimy - الشيخ صالح بن سعد السحيمي
A woman asks:

Is it permissible to use varnish that does not prevent water from entering and touching the skin?
Response from the Sheikh:

From what I know of varnish is that it prevents water from touching the skin.
If this is the case, the person must first remove this varnish before they can perform ablution.
I do not know of any makeup that does this (does not prevent water from touching the skin), if there is not a layer between the nail and the water, at that time it is prohibited.

But if this varnish really allows the water to touch the nail, then it is allowed to do your ablution with this kind of makeup.

 Q&A with Sheikh Salih Ibn Sa'ad As-Souhaimy - الشيخ صالح بن سعد السحيمي