Breathable Nail Polish Technology: Where Science Meets Beauty

MineVital Breathable Nail Polish represents a scientific innovation that blends beauty with wellness and faith-conscious living. Its special chemical structure enables both air and water molecules to reach the nail surface — making it ideal for health, hygiene, and religious practices.

How Does It Work?

Unlike traditional nail polishes, MineVital uses thermoplastic polymers that create amorphous regions—microscopic openings that act as breathable channels. This allows water and oxygen to pass through the polish, while keeping color and shine intact.

The Role of Polyolefin Plastomer (POP)

One of the key ingredients is Polyolefin Plastomer (POP), a next-generation polymer known for stable and long-lasting permeability. POP is also used in:

• Hygienic baby diapers
• Breathable shoe membranes
• Medical textiles
• Food packaging
• Breathable construction materials (e.g., roof insulations)

Combined with Polyethylene (PE), the formula maintains open airflow channels and prevents the collapse of breathable paths over time.

Inspired by Proven Breathability Systems

The breathable technology is inspired by well-established systems such as:

• Moisture-wicking athletic wear
• Hydrogel contact lenses
• Medical-grade breathable tapes
• Porous tiles and eco-asphalt
• Breathable paint and insulation materials

Health & Religious Compatibility

This is more than just a cosmetic product — it contributes to nail wellness and is compatible with Islamic practices:

• Helps prevent yellowing and nail weakening
• Allows water to reach the nail for wudu (ablution)

Scientifically Certified by SGS France

MineVital Formula F6345 was independently tested by SGS France, a world leader in product certification.

Comparative tests on 5 shades across three brands including MineVital F6345 formula revealed:

• MineVital demonstrated 17% higher breathability from closest rival 
  
• Formula free from:
  • Dibutyl phthalate (DBP)
  • Toluene
  • Formaldehyde & its resin
  • Camphor
  • Xylene
  • Ethyl tosylamide
  • Parabens

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Who is SGS?

SGS is based in Switzerland and operates in over 150 countries. As the global leader in inspection, testing, and certification, SGS works with industries including:

• Food and beverage safety
• Cosmetics and pharmaceuticals
• Environmental protection
• Industrial and consumer goods

Their independent, science-based assessments offer international trust and compliance assurance.