daniPro - A Doctor-Created Toxin-Free Nail Polish
Introduces "Forever Girl" for Spring 2016
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NY Podiatrist Creates Nail Polish Recognized by the American Podiatric Medical Association
It's Spring and that means sunnier days and sandal season are upon us. It's the perfect time to upgrade your health and beauty routine from head to toe. For many of us that means trying to eat a healthier diet, and tuning in to personal care products that have clean ingredients. Chemical-free skincare seems to be top-of-mind. But what about what's IN your nail polish? While many popular brands out there contain toxins, daniPro, is the newest doctor-created toxin-free polish free of harmful ingredients making it a Spring must-have for anyone looking to get healthier, stronger, prettier nails.
Created by Manhattan Podiatrist, Dr. Gary Evans, daniPro is the only doctor-created nail polish that is infused with Undecylenic acid* and is completely free of damaging chemicals found in so many popular brands today. daniPro does not contain Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde Resin, Toluene, or DBP. daniPro has also never been tested on animals.
*Undecylenic acid is not proven effective in treating fungus on the nails. daniPro was originally created to provide a more health conscious manicure or pedicure at the nail salon or even from the comfort of home.
A Safe and Proven Formulation
Recently recognized by the American Podiatric Medical Association, the nation's leading professional organization for today's podiatrists, daniPro has a safe and proven 5-free formulation. 1. No Formaldehyde 2. No Formaldehyde Resin 3. No DBP 4. No TPHP 5. No Toluene.
A Shade to Suit Every Style
Nail color says a lot about a person...it's easily transforming and mood enhancing. With a smooth application and long-lasting shine, daniPro's chip-resistant range of 20 luxe colors-from classic to bright to bold-also includes a Clear Top Coat and Bottom Coat. With daniPro there's a shade for all styles.
New for Spring 2016
As spring/summer 2016 ushers in a range of textures and a return to classics with a twist, polishes are becoming equally fun in shades ranging from dashing pinks to sunset oranges. Now daniPro introduces "Forever Girl" in the perfect shade of pink taking you from any occasion day to evening.
Experience daniPro
daniPro polish is available globally at select podiatrist offices as well as online at www.DaniProNails.com. The website often features a rotation of the most popular patient questions, healthy nail tips from Dr. Evans as well as special seasonal offers and new product news. SRP: $18.50 (.5 oz each).
ABOUT DR. EVANS
A graduate of NYU and the prestigious New York College of Podiatric Medicine, Dr. Gary Evans is a board certified podiatrist and surgeon who has been practicing in New York City for over 30 years. Following extensive surgical training, he began his private practice. Dr. Evans specializes in all aspects of podiatry including: podiatric medicine, corrective foot surgery, and sports medicine. Dr. Evans is a pioneer in treating nail fungus and creator of daniPro nail polish, the first and only toxin-free infused nail polish containing the active ingredient Undecylenic Acid.
ABOUT THE AMERICAN PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION'S SEAL OF APPROVAL
The American Podiatric Medical Association's Seal of Approval recognizes products that have been found beneficial to foot health and of significant value when used in a consistently applied program of daily foot care and regular professional treatment. The American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) is the nation's leading professional organization for today's podiatrists. Doctors of Podiatric Medicine (DPMs) are qualified by their education, training, and experience to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the foot, ankle, and structures of the leg. APMA has 53 state component locations across the United States and its territories, with a membership of more than 12,500 podiatrists. All practicing APMA members are licensed by the state in which they practice podiatric medicine. For more information, visit www.apma.org.
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