Sienna Nail Polish / Heartspace

No Nasties

Raspberry Sorbet Crème 10ml –.34 fl oz. Nail Polish

'Sienna is 100% vegan and cruelty free with the certifications to prove it. This is core to our product. We will never sell our polish in markets that require animal testing.

When it comes to our formula, Sienna is not only vegan, cruelty free, non-toxic, Benzo-free, and breathable but we are now the first glitter free and nano-particle free nail polish in the world. Even more exciting, our new plant based formula includes ingredients with little to no waste by-product. We’re talking about raw ingredients including sugar cane, manioc (cassava), cotton and corn.

Our nail polish remover consists of only 3 ingredients, one of them being horsetail plant extract for extra strength. It is free of any nasties.

We use 100% renewable energy at our head office and warehouse. We source all power from an ethical company with strong environmental and community credentials.

Our production happens direct with our raw ingredients manufacturers in France, Europe. By working direct with this green industry manufacturer we keep our carbon footprint low.

Packaging is 100% recyclable and we run an in-house recycling program so customers can return their empties.

Rather than use an unnecessary plastic cap, we use timber. Our signature caps are hand crafted from a local, non-native weed
wood. We work to keep local rainforest areas free from this pest and allow native revegetation to flourish in its place.

Not only is our timber organic, it is compostable and a beauty to upcycle. We’re also big on recycling here at Sienna. Recycling Sienna bottles when they are empty is very straightforward. The timber cap can be put straight into your compost bin where it will break down organically. The plastic brush and glass bottle needs to be cleaned with nail polish remover to make sure they are free of any excess residue. Then, simply place the bottles in your recycling. In terms of the brushes, not all recycling centres will accept the brushes, so it’s best to check with your local facility first.