I first heard of Piggy Paint back in February, from another blogger. My sister has long offered to paint Sister’s piggies for me, as my hands are not the steadiest when it comes to nail painting. But, I was hesitant to put any chemicals on Sister’s skin or nails, so I didn’t schedule any mani/pedi’s with Aunt Nee Nee. So, when I saw the blog post on Piggy Paint, I web jogged over to the Piggy Paint site and found a delightful palette of colors.
The Forever Fancy stole the show for me… look at it!
Piggy Paint™ is specially formulated from God’s natural ingredients and dries to a hard, durable finish. There are no toxic chemicals; it’s free of formaldehyde, toluene, phthalates, Bisphenol A, ethyl acetate and acetone. Say good-bye to harsh, smelly chemicals and hello to Piggy Paint™…it’s as Natural as Mud! After reading that it was is all natural, safe for little piggies, and odorless, I ordered a bottle for Sister. Since Sister has asthma, I have to be careful of the chemical odors that I allow her to be around.
The first time I painted Sister’s nails with the Piggy Paint was for Easter.
And, I fell in love with Piggy Paint. As did Sister.
I recently received an opportunity to do a review for Piggy Paint. Of course, I jumped up and down and squealed agreed to do so. Piggy Paint offered to send me one bottle of Piggy Paint, color chosen at random, and a bottle of the Piggy Paint Remover to facilitate my review. When I received the package, I had to chuckle, because the color I received was Forever Fancy. We are destined to have Fancy nails Forever… LOL.
Since Sister is almost eighteen months old now (three days to go), I thought I would celebrate by painting her nails again. Only, this time, I decided to do it while she was awake… not such a good idea. Aside from her being a squirmy worm, she was fascinated with the polish bottle and I practically had to wrestle it out of her hands.
I hadn’t planned to have to use the polish remover right away, but since she kept wiggling, it was necessary. And just like the polish, the remover is virtually odorless. In fact, my Mom, who absolutely detests the smell of polish remover, didn’t even realize I had it opened when she came to visit. And more importantly, it didn’t bother Sister’s asthma.
What I like about Piggy Paint…
- It is proven safe
- It is odorless
- It is hypoallergenic
- It is water-based
- It is durable
- It is easily removed
- It is award winning-
Piggy Paint would like to offer Lady V dZine readers an exclusive coupon, good for 10% off exclusive for your readers on anything on our website including sale items. Your special savings code is LADY10L and it expires on August 31, 2010.
Piggy Paint offers individual colors as well as gift packs. I like the Fight Breast Cancer Pack, as a portion of the proceeds go to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure. I also like the Ribbons, Bows, and Toes set, because every girl needs green and yellow nail polish, right?
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FTC Compliant Disclosure- The marketing team for Piggy Paint graciously provided me with the aforementioned product(s) to facilitate my review. No other compensation was received. All opinions are 100% my own and are based upon my experience. Your experience may differ.
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