Gitti is developed with the environment, skin and nails in mind. The products are free from harmful substances and designed not to dry out or damage nails. The focus is on responsibility, quality and sustainability - without compromising on style or durability.
Behind Gitti is Jenni Baum-Minkus, who had a clear vision: to create nail polish without unnecessary chemicals - proving that natural ingredients can deliver both beautiful and long-lasting results. With this approach, Gitti has quickly established itself as a key player in the green beauty market.
The range includes everything from base/top coats to nail polish, nourishing nail oil and nail polish remover. The selection is constantly expanding, so you can always find colors and care products that match your style and season.
Designed in Berlin. Made in Europe.
INCI: Coconut Alkanes, Hydrogenated Farnesene, Macadamia Integrifolia Seed Oil, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Aleurites Moluccanus Seed Oil.
Here's how you do it:
Step 1: Nail polish and Top&Base Coat For a classic, long-lasting manicure, apply a thin layer of base coat to create a smooth surface. Let it dry and apply a thin layer of nail polish. For a more intense color, you can apply an extra coat. Once dry, seal your manicure with a layer of top coat.
For an effective and extra quick manicure, simply apply a single coat of nail polish.
Step 2: Quick Dry Solution Apply one drop per nail to the last layer of your manicure while it is still wet. Gently spread the Quick Dry Solution over the nail with your fingertip. You can leave the excess product on your cuticles to make the most of the nourishing oils.
Storage and shelf life
It is best to store the products in a dry place, away from direct sunlight. Gitti also recommends not leaving the bottles open longer than necessary.
The products have a shelf life of 12 months after opening and 30 months unopened.
To prolong shelf life, the product should always be stored tightly closed, in a dry place and protected from direct sunlight and heat.
Disposal
To recycle the packaging correctly, we recommend the following:
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Empty the bottle of residue.
- The lid with brush can be disposed of with normal household waste.
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The empty glass bottle can be returned in the glass container for recycling.
By following these steps, you'll help ensure proper waste sorting and contribute to a more responsible handling of cosmetic products.
FAQ - Are there any problematic substances in Gitti nail polish?
Gitti goes beyond EU cosmetics regulation and avoids 23 potentially harmful ingredients that are still used in many conventional nail polishes. Here are some examples:
đźš« Ingredients Gitti avoids:
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Mineral oil and wax
→ Comes from non-renewable sources and can be harmful to the environment, especially the marine ecosystem.
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Formaldehyde and substances that may release formaldehyde
→ Classified as carcinogenic (class 1B).
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Toluene and other solvents
→ Potentially endocrine disrupting and harmful to health.
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Colophonium (raisin)
→ Known to cause allergic reactions and is prohibited in certain other product types.
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EDTA and derivatives
→ Risk of allergy and negative environmental impact.
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Ethyl tosylamide (sulfonamide)
→ Associated with antibiotic resistance and potential endocrine disrupting properties.
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Benzophenone-1 and -3
→ Suspected endocrine disruptor and long-term health effects.
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Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
→ Suspected skin irritation and unwanted by-products.
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Uncertified mica and certain mineral pigments (e.g. Bismuth Oxychloride, Chromium Oxide Greens)
→ Raising ethical concerns (child labor in extraction) and risk of allergic reactions.
🌿 Gitti takes responsibility by formulating their nail polishes without these problematic ingredients - respecting both your body and the environment.
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