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Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish
Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish
Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish
Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

(2,000 reviews)

Provides radiant, healthy looking nails. 100 Percent guilt-free. 100 Percent natural, plant-based brush bristles for better application. Hardener improves the look of ridges and imperfections and seals fragile nails.

Provides radiant, healthy looking nails. 100 Percent guilt-free. 100 Percent natural, plant-based brush bristles for better application. Hardener improves the look of ridges and imperfections and seals fragile nails.

$13.75 - $27.35

in 8 offers

last seen 13 May 2026

The lowest price we last saw for Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish was $13.75 at Style Rule, compared across 8 retailers (last seen 13 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.

The all-time low we recorded was $13.00 on 3 Mar 2026.

Prices last updated 13 May 2026.

Colour:

020 Almond Milk
030 Cashew Butter
050 Roasted Chestnut
151 Warm Cacao
160 Raw Cocoa
225 Red Rock Canyon
227 Precious Stone

Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

$13.75

last seen 13 May 2026
(2,000 reviews)

Provides radiant, healthy looking nails. 100 Percent guilt-free. 100 Percent natural, plant-based brush bristles for better application. Hardener improves the look of ridges and imperfections and seals fragile nails.

Provides radiant, healthy looking nails. 100 Percent guilt-free. 100 Percent natural, plant-based brush bristles for better application. Hardener improves the look of ridges and imperfections and seals fragile nails.

270 Coral Calm
300 Sweet Berries
350 Soothing Slate
371 Natural Spring
372 Blue Moonstone
404 Pink Sand
405 Blue Tanical
Be-Gone-Ia
Beet It
Black Stone
Cherry Amore
Crystal Blue
Elderflower Power
Flour Power
Fruity Papaya
Golden Quartz
Grape Vine
Lava Rocks
Light Lychee
Mango Punch
Mint Refresh
Mystic Topaz
Passion Flower
Pink Cardamom
Pinky Clay
Raisin' The Bar
Rock Steady
Romantic Peach
Rose Petal
Smokey Quartz
Soft Plum

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Last updated at 13/05/2026 18:31:17

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https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=stylerule.com&sz=64Style Rule

$13.75

Good Kind Pure Vegan - 015 Island Coconut by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish Mango Punch / 0.33 oz

Delivery $9.64

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=desertcart.ae&sz=64Desertcart.ae

$17.61

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch Nail Polish (Limited Edition) Women 0.33 oz

Free delivery between 22–27 May

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=bigw.com.au&sz=64BIG W

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish - Size 0.33 oz

Delivery $19.95

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=woolworths.com.au&sz=64Woolworths

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish 0.33 oz

Delivery between 18–28 May $10

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=mattblatt.com.au&sz=64Matt Blatt

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

Delivery $9.95

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=dicksmith.com.au&sz=64Dick Smith AU

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

Delivery $9.95

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$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

Delivery $9.95

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=freshbeautyco.com.au&sz=64Fresh Beauty Co.

$27.35

Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

Delivery between 19–27 May $8.95

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Price history

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Reviews

12 June 2021chel.s

originally posted on influenster.com

Good. Kind. Pure. is Sally Hansen’s first plant-based, 100% vegan, 15-free nail polish. It is my FAVOURITE non-toxic drugstore nail polish, and here’s why! 💅🏾No animal derived ingredients in the formula, packaging, or brush, which contains 100% plant based bristles made from bamboo 💅🏿Brush specially designed to work with Good. Kind. Pure. nail polish for perfect application 💅🏻Available in 22 nature inspired colours, a top coat, and a hardener 💅🏼Formulated without formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, toluene, phthalates (including DBP and DPHP), camphor, and triphenyl phosphate; as well as other not-so-great chemicals. I’m a huge fan of the wide, u-shaped brush as it really does allow a flawless, smooth glide over the nail. I also love the shades - bright, ... MoreGood. Kind. Pure. is Sally Hansen’s first plant-based, 100% vegan, 15-free nail polish. It is my FAVOURITE non-toxic drugstore nail polish, and here’s why! 💅🏾No animal derived ingredients in the formula, packaging, or brush, which contains 100% plant based bristles made from bamboo 💅🏿Brush specially designed to work with Good. Kind. Pure. nail polish for perfect application 💅🏻Available in 22 nature inspired colours, a top coat, and a hardener 💅🏼Formulated without formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, toluene, phthalates (including DBP and DPHP), camphor, and triphenyl phosphate; as well as other not-so-great chemicals. I’m a huge fan of the wide, u-shaped brush as it really does allow a flawless, smooth glide over the nail. I also love the shades - bright, quality colours (wish there were more than 22!) and the shine! The formulations are free of the main ingredients I mentioned previously as best to avoid, making this line also pregnancy safe. I have found the colour alone lasts at least 5 days with NO CHIPPING - longer with the top coat for added gloss and shine. The collection also has a hardener to improve the look of imperfections and seal fragile nails!

21 September 2023nancy.o

originally posted on influenster.com

I had no idea I had a bottle of Sally Hansen nail polish. And how it got to my house. Or where I bought it but let me tell you all how impressed I am with this particular nail polis. And although it’s not the same nailpolish as above but it’s the same line just a different color. This particular color is # 240 Golden Quartz is the Good, Kind Pure Vegan. This nail polish is “the bomb.”🔥 And no I’m not saying this because it’s a review. I generally speak what’s on my mind how it is! But I have to be honest and most of my nail polishes are from the Dollar Tree. Lol Hey Dollar Tree got some cute colors, okkk. So I just applied some of this Sally Hansen stuff and I am like over the top with this bottle of nsil polish. The consistency on this nail polish is pretty thick ... MoreI had no idea I had a bottle of Sally Hansen nail polish. And how it got to my house. Or where I bought it but let me tell you all how impressed I am with this particular nail polis. And although it’s not the same nailpolish as above but it’s the same line just a different color. This particular color is # 240 Golden Quartz is the Good, Kind Pure Vegan. This nail polish is “the bomb.”🔥 And no I’m not saying this because it’s a review. I generally speak what’s on my mind how it is! But I have to be honest and most of my nail polishes are from the Dollar Tree. Lol Hey Dollar Tree got some cute colors, okkk. So I just applied some of this Sally Hansen stuff and I am like over the top with this bottle of nsil polish. The consistency on this nail polish is pretty thick snd I gave my nail one coat of it. And as I am applying the nsil polish what seemed like a champagne color I can’t help admire snd in love with this color. As the sun is hitting the color ( I’m doing my nails by the window of my room) it has a shimmery glittery color that goes with any outfit due that the color is not too bold or bright. By the way, the difference between this Sally Hansen nsil polish vs the Dollar Tree one was that Zi didn’t need a second coat. The first time around was enough. I highly recommend this nail polish. And had no idea how great Sally Hansen nailpolish really are. I promise you won’t be disappointed

Decent drugstore formula with a good brush
4 September 2022H

originally posted on Target

This is a review for three creme finish shades from the Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure nail polish line. I have the shades 'Pink Cardamom', 'Peony Origins' and 'Fruity Papaya'. In the first two photos I have on the shades 'Fruity Papaya' on my pointer finger, and 'Peony Origins' on my thumb. In the last/third picture, I'm wearing 'Pink Cardamom' on all fingers. In all the photos I had applied two coats of each shade. The brush design for these is an oval/rounded shape to hug the nail line, and it's slightly wider and shorter than the wide brushes essie rolled out to replace their old brushes (if you buy an essie shade at Target it will have the wide brush.) Overall I like them, but noticed my brush for 'Peony Origins' is slightly wonky/cut weird. The formula for the ... MoreThis is a review for three creme finish shades from the Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure nail polish line. I have the shades 'Pink Cardamom', 'Peony Origins' and 'Fruity Papaya'. In the first two photos I have on the shades 'Fruity Papaya' on my pointer finger, and 'Peony Origins' on my thumb. In the last/third picture, I'm wearing 'Pink Cardamom' on all fingers. In all the photos I had applied two coats of each shade. The brush design for these is an oval/rounded shape to hug the nail line, and it's slightly wider and shorter than the wide brushes essie rolled out to replace their old brushes (if you buy an essie shade at Target it will have the wide brush.) Overall I like them, but noticed my brush for 'Peony Origins' is slightly wonky/cut weird. The formula for the three colors I have tried is slightly on the thin side, but not *too* thin that it causes pooling. For the same reason, you may want to apply three coats if you have longer nails and/or ridgy nails. I opted for just two coats, but you could kind of see the texture a little, but I honestly wasn't too bothered by it. It was more noticable on my thumbs, so in that case I might do three coats next time I use the color (Peony Origins). On one of my pointer fingers I had a slight bald spot with the shade 'Fruity Papaya' (presumably from the thin formula, I didn't have problems with the brush). Again, this could have been fixed by adding a third coat, but I was feeling lazy so I didn't (it wasn't too noticable anyway.) I don't really remember having issues with nail texture when I used 'Pink Cardamom', since you can't tell in the photo, and the last time I used the shade was in March. If you're a seasonal nail polish wearer, I think 'Pink Cardamom' is suitable for every time of year. It is a classy pinky nude that looks so elegant. I didn't keep the best track of the longevity of these polishes, so I will have to do that next time I use a color from this line. I don't remember them being *super* long lasting to be honest, but not terrible either. Generally, this line seems like a pretty good drugstore option, and Target's prices for them are on the cheaper end of the spectrum, although there are places you can find them for even cheaper I believe.

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Updated 6 months ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=stylerule.com&sz=64
Style Rule

$13.75

Good Kind Pure Vegan - 015 Island Coconut by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish Mango Punch / 0.33 oz

Delivery $9.64

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=desertcart.ae&sz=64
Desertcart.ae

$17.61

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch Nail Polish (Limited Edition) Women 0.33 oz

Free delivery between 22–27 May

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=bigw.com.au&sz=64
BIG W

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish - Size 0.33 oz

Delivery $19.95

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=woolworths.com.au&sz=64
Woolworths

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish 0.33 oz

Delivery between 18–28 May $10

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=mattblatt.com.au&sz=64
Matt Blatt

$26.26

Good Kind Pure Vegan - Mango Punch by Sally Hansen for Women - 0.33 oz Nail Polish

Delivery $9.95

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

12 June 2021

Good. Kind. Pure. is Sally Hansen’s first plant-based, 100% vegan, 15-free nail polish. It is my FAVOURITE non-toxic drugstore nail polish, and here’s why! 💅🏾No animal derived ingredients in the formula, packaging, or brush, which contains 100% plant based bristles made from bamboo 💅🏿Brush specially designed to work with Good. Kind. Pure. nail polish for perfect application 💅🏻Available in 22 nature inspired colours, a top coat, and a hardener 💅🏼Formulated without formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, toluene, phthalates (including DBP and DPHP), camphor, and triphenyl phosphate; as well as other not-so-great chemicals. I’m a huge fan of the wide, u-shaped brush as it really does allow a flawless, smooth glide over the nail. I also love the shades - bright, ... MoreGood. Kind. Pure. is Sally Hansen’s first plant-based, 100% vegan, 15-free nail polish. It is my FAVOURITE non-toxic drugstore nail polish, and here’s why! 💅🏾No animal derived ingredients in the formula, packaging, or brush, which contains 100% plant based bristles made from bamboo 💅🏿Brush specially designed to work with Good. Kind. Pure. nail polish for perfect application 💅🏻Available in 22 nature inspired colours, a top coat, and a hardener 💅🏼Formulated without formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, toluene, phthalates (including DBP and DPHP), camphor, and triphenyl phosphate; as well as other not-so-great chemicals. I’m a huge fan of the wide, u-shaped brush as it really does allow a flawless, smooth glide over the nail. I also love the shades - bright, quality colours (wish there were more than 22!) and the shine! The formulations are free of the main ingredients I mentioned previously as best to avoid, making this line also pregnancy safe. I have found the colour alone lasts at least 5 days with NO CHIPPING - longer with the top coat for added gloss and shine. The collection also has a hardener to improve the look of imperfections and seal fragile nails!

chel.s originally posted on influenster.com
21 September 2023

I had no idea I had a bottle of Sally Hansen nail polish. And how it got to my house. Or where I bought it but let me tell you all how impressed I am with this particular nail polis. And although it’s not the same nailpolish as above but it’s the same line just a different color. This particular color is # 240 Golden Quartz is the Good, Kind Pure Vegan. This nail polish is “the bomb.”🔥 And no I’m not saying this because it’s a review. I generally speak what’s on my mind how it is! But I have to be honest and most of my nail polishes are from the Dollar Tree. Lol Hey Dollar Tree got some cute colors, okkk. So I just applied some of this Sally Hansen stuff and I am like over the top with this bottle of nsil polish. The consistency on this nail polish is pretty thick ... MoreI had no idea I had a bottle of Sally Hansen nail polish. And how it got to my house. Or where I bought it but let me tell you all how impressed I am with this particular nail polis. And although it’s not the same nailpolish as above but it’s the same line just a different color. This particular color is # 240 Golden Quartz is the Good, Kind Pure Vegan. This nail polish is “the bomb.”🔥 And no I’m not saying this because it’s a review. I generally speak what’s on my mind how it is! But I have to be honest and most of my nail polishes are from the Dollar Tree. Lol Hey Dollar Tree got some cute colors, okkk. So I just applied some of this Sally Hansen stuff and I am like over the top with this bottle of nsil polish. The consistency on this nail polish is pretty thick snd I gave my nail one coat of it. And as I am applying the nsil polish what seemed like a champagne color I can’t help admire snd in love with this color. As the sun is hitting the color ( I’m doing my nails by the window of my room) it has a shimmery glittery color that goes with any outfit due that the color is not too bold or bright. By the way, the difference between this Sally Hansen nsil polish vs the Dollar Tree one was that Zi didn’t need a second coat. The first time around was enough. I highly recommend this nail polish. And had no idea how great Sally Hansen nailpolish really are. I promise you won’t be disappointed

nancy.o originally posted on influenster.com
Decent drugstore formula with a good brush
4 September 2022

This is a review for three creme finish shades from the Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure nail polish line. I have the shades 'Pink Cardamom', 'Peony Origins' and 'Fruity Papaya'. In the first two photos I have on the shades 'Fruity Papaya' on my pointer finger, and 'Peony Origins' on my thumb. In the last/third picture, I'm wearing 'Pink Cardamom' on all fingers. In all the photos I had applied two coats of each shade. The brush design for these is an oval/rounded shape to hug the nail line, and it's slightly wider and shorter than the wide brushes essie rolled out to replace their old brushes (if you buy an essie shade at Target it will have the wide brush.) Overall I like them, but noticed my brush for 'Peony Origins' is slightly wonky/cut weird. The formula for the ... MoreThis is a review for three creme finish shades from the Sally Hansen Good Kind Pure nail polish line. I have the shades 'Pink Cardamom', 'Peony Origins' and 'Fruity Papaya'. In the first two photos I have on the shades 'Fruity Papaya' on my pointer finger, and 'Peony Origins' on my thumb. In the last/third picture, I'm wearing 'Pink Cardamom' on all fingers. In all the photos I had applied two coats of each shade. The brush design for these is an oval/rounded shape to hug the nail line, and it's slightly wider and shorter than the wide brushes essie rolled out to replace their old brushes (if you buy an essie shade at Target it will have the wide brush.) Overall I like them, but noticed my brush for 'Peony Origins' is slightly wonky/cut weird. The formula for the three colors I have tried is slightly on the thin side, but not *too* thin that it causes pooling. For the same reason, you may want to apply three coats if you have longer nails and/or ridgy nails. I opted for just two coats, but you could kind of see the texture a little, but I honestly wasn't too bothered by it. It was more noticable on my thumbs, so in that case I might do three coats next time I use the color (Peony Origins). On one of my pointer fingers I had a slight bald spot with the shade 'Fruity Papaya' (presumably from the thin formula, I didn't have problems with the brush). Again, this could have been fixed by adding a third coat, but I was feeling lazy so I didn't (it wasn't too noticable anyway.) I don't really remember having issues with nail texture when I used 'Pink Cardamom', since you can't tell in the photo, and the last time I used the shade was in March. If you're a seasonal nail polish wearer, I think 'Pink Cardamom' is suitable for every time of year. It is a classy pinky nude that looks so elegant. I didn't keep the best track of the longevity of these polishes, so I will have to do that next time I use a color from this line. I don't remember them being *super* long lasting to be honest, but not terrible either. Generally, this line seems like a pretty good drugstore option, and Target's prices for them are on the cheaper end of the spectrum, although there are places you can find them for even cheaper I believe.

H originally posted on Target
GREAT COVERAGE
30 December 2023

Got this a few months ago. Pomegranate punch is a great red color! Love the vegan, cruelty free formula without all the harsh chemicals. I’m giving it a 4 because I find that it doesn’t last as long as I’d like. By two or 3 days it’s like rubbed off at the top of my nails. The rest of it lasts a while but I’m about to try out the top coat and see if that helps. Love the formula and lack of smell. Also find it suoer easy to remove which is nice for me because I can’t wear nail polish to certain things.

Kyhi10 originally posted on sallyhansen.com
Golden quartz
9 March 2024

Wow this shade is BEAUTIFUL! It’s such a lovely rose gold color. It’s shimmery and neutral at the same time. I love that it has a more golden base (not too gold) than silver because other rose gold looking shades tend to lean more silver/cool toned which I don’t like. This is perfect! It was packaged well and the formula is nice. Applies smooth with a nice wide brush and the consistency is just right. Dried at a decent amount of time too. Don’t ever retire this shade please keep it! Definitely wearing this shade every day!

Riah originally posted on walmart.com
Great for fragile nails
26 March 2023

I prefer nail polishes that have less harsh synthetic chemicals because I have fragile nails with vertical ridges. I bought the Good. Kind. Pure. nail polishes with the matching base and top coat in: 240 Golden Quartz (rose gold), 250 Pink Sapphire (warm-toned pink), 360 Laven-Dear (lavender) and 331 Frosted Amethyst (violet-plum). All shades had a smooth and even finish and they had good colour payoff. Golden Quartz had the poorest longevity; wearing away on the nail tips in about 24 hours. Other shades started to wear away in about 48 hours. Short longevity is typical for me, and I assume that this is because of the vertical ridges. It is possible that applying the nail polishes with another brand of base and top coat could have increased their longevity.

Petal originally posted on beautyheaven.com.au
Great ingredients!
16 November 2023

I bought 6 bottles last summer and was super excited to trying them. But if one takes a good look at the ingredient list, one may notice some super controversial ones, such as bisphenol A, phtalates, or parabènes, are still contained in this nail polish -these are harmful endocrine disruptors.I now regret buying these nail polish bottles and I will for sure not wear them. I'd rather not get cancer. Thank you, Sally Hensen!

Ljub27 originally posted on sallyhansen.com
Happy Results
20 March 2023

I love this new line of vegan polish. I bought Matcha Love for St. Paddy's day for final touch. This product is fantastic I was in a hurry, one coat was enough topped with your Xtreme Wear Fanta-seas glitter & Sally Hansen clear. Glides on smoothly & coverage is amazing. OMG the results popped & the compliments never stopped. The these 2 products are beautiful together but remembered to wear dish gloves to protect your lovely hands but also the wear of hot water lifting your polish. Great polishes, I definitely recommend. Enjoy LIFE🌻

PingPongGal originally posted on sallyhansen.com
Love this
7 February 2023

I wasn't sure what to expect. I stopped painting my nails after learning of all the toxic substances so it's been quite a long time since I had any polish on. I have to admit I was a little taken back by the cost at first but being able to paint my nails again without the worry of toxic ingredients made the cost worth it. I have to say I love it. The color I used on my toenails was Crystal Blue and it is so pretty. I only had to go over my big toes twice the rest of my toes only required once. It went on very smooth and dried in a great amount of time. I gave extra drying time just to be on the safe side. I honestly can't stop looking at how pretty my painted toes look. I have since went back to purchase more colors. I also used a Vegan base coat first and the Sally ... MoreI wasn't sure what to expect. I stopped painting my nails after learning of all the toxic substances so it's been quite a long time since I had any polish on. I have to admit I was a little taken back by the cost at first but being able to paint my nails again without the worry of toxic ingredients made the cost worth it. I have to say I love it. The color I used on my toenails was Crystal Blue and it is so pretty. I only had to go over my big toes twice the rest of my toes only required once. It went on very smooth and dried in a great amount of time. I gave extra drying time just to be on the safe side. I honestly can't stop looking at how pretty my painted toes look. I have since went back to purchase more colors. I also used a Vegan base coat first and the Sally Hansen good.kind.pure top coat. I look forward now to painting my toes more often.

Mimiluvstosave originally posted on Target
Pretty color but….
3 October 2024

I bought today and the color is beautiful. I bought Almond milk.The color is soft and easy to apply BUT the smell of the polish is horrible! It lingers a bit afterwards too. I like everything but the smell. It’s a very strong smell , stronger than regular polish but it has a different odor to it. I probably will not buy again for that reason. I’m hoping the color will last a few days . It seems like it’s taking longer to dry as well. A little sticky so far. But I just applied.

Rosieinkc originally posted on sallyhansen.com