Revel Nail

Revel Nail Dip Powder Gel Topcoat, Sensitive, 0.5 fl oz/15 mL

Name: Revel Nail Dip Powder Gel Topcoat, Sensitive, 0.5 fl oz/15 mL
Brand: Revel Nail

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Product is rated SkinSAFE 100

Product is free of the top 11 most common allergens, as determined by Mayo Clinic Research

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Ingredient information last updated on Jul 20, 2026 by SkinSAFE Team

Revel Nail Dip Powder Gel Topcoat, Sensitive, 0.5 fl oz/15 mL

Product is rated SkinSAFE 100

Product is free of the top 11 most common allergens, as determined by Mayo Clinic Research

Learn More About SkinSAFE Ratings

Ingredient information last updated on Jul 20, 2026 by SkinSAFE Team

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Product Is

SkinSAFE 100

Talc Free

Baby SAFE

Common Preservative Free

Topical Antibiotic Free

Propylene Glycol Free

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Ingredients

Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/Carboxyethyl Acrylate Crosspolymer Benzoyl Isopropanol Bis-HEA PPG-10 Glyceryl Ether/SMDI Copolymer Calcium Pantothenate Trimethylbenzoyl Diphenylphosphine Oxide Trimethylolpropane Triacrylate Tripropylene Glycol Acrylate (TPGDA) Violet 2 (CI 60725)

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Description

Ingredient & Allergen Review

SkinSAFE has reviewed the ingredients of Revel Nail Dip Powder Gel Topcoat, Sensitive, 0.5 fl oz/15 mL and found it to be hypoallergenic and free of Fragrance, Gluten, Coconut, Nickel, Top Common Allergy Causing Preservatives, Lanolin, Paraben, Topical Antibiotic, MCI/MI, Soy, Propylene Glycol, Balsam of Peru, Oil, Irritant/Acid, and SLS.

Product Description

The sensitive dip powder liquid line is the perfect solution for those who have sensitivity or reactions when using traditional dip powder liquids (some people call this reaction the “dip flu”).