Product Overview Nail polish remover, classified under HS Code 330430, is a solvent-based chemical product specifically formulated for the effective removal of nail polish coatings from keratin surfaces. It is characterized by its volatile organic compound composition, typically containing acetone, ethyl acetate, or other suitable solvents, with purity levels conforming to industrial-grade standards. The product is presented as a clear or slightly tinted liquid with a flash point generally below 23°C, ensuring rapid evaporation upon application. Under HS Code 330430, nail polish removers are further subcategorized based on their solvent base, such as acetone-based and non-acetone formulations, as well as specialized variants incorporating conditioning agents. Commercially, this product serves critical roles in retail beauty outlets, salon operations, and personal care facilities, facilitating efficient cosmetic maintenance. Its value proposition lies in delivering consistent solvent efficacy, ease of application, and compliance with safety regulations, thereby maintaining competitive advantages in global cosmetic chemical markets. HS Code Classification & Trade Specifications The HS Code 330430 falls within Chapter 33 (Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations), specifically under Heading 3304, which pertains to "Beauty or make-up preparations and preparations for the care of the skin (other than medicaments), including sunscreen or suntan preparations." The 6-digit code 330430 designates "Nail polish removers." This classification is justified by the product’s primary function as a cosmetic solvent used for beauty care rather than medicinal or industrial cleaning purposes. Standard trade packaging includes sealed plastic or glass bottles ranging from 50 mL to 1 L to preserve solvent integrity and prevent evaporation. Preservation methods emphasize airtight containment and compliance with UN transport regulations for flammable liquids (Class 3). Quality standards align with ISO 22716 for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) in cosmetics, ensuring product purity, solvent concentration consistency (typically 50-100% acetone or equivalent), and absence of prohibited contaminants. Documentation and customs declarations must reflect accurate chemical composition and hazard classifications in adherence to WTO trade facilitation agreements and the Harmonized System nomenclature, supporting streamlined international trade operations.