Cool Maker Go Glam Nail Studio

A cartridge, polish, and a press. That is the whole manicure on the Cool Maker page.

Spin Master in Toronto owns the label. This nail page never gives a plant city.

Start with clean, short, bare nails. Dab an even coat, then wait 4 minutes so the polish stays sticky enough to take a stamp. A refill pack on the same page holds shimmer polish, a clear coat, and a pair of stamps. A shopper quote on the page mentions 200-plus designs.

Product Highlights

  • •Design cartridge
  • •Press-on nail stamp
  • •4-minute dry before stamping
  • •Refill sold on the same page
  • •Bare nails only

Category

40

Our Canadian score

Limited Canadian ties

Origin unverified

This nail stamper sits under Cool Maker, a Spin Master brand. The page explains a four-minute wait before the stamp and skips any factory.

Score breakdown (20% evidenced, low confidence)

Manufacturing30% of scoreNo data
Ingredients / Materials25% of scoreNo data
Brand Ownership20% of score90/100

“The Company’s Toy creative centre launched new products in 2023 including for its brands Cool Maker, Hatchimals, Kinetic Sand”

Headquarters10% of scoreNo data
Canadian Workforce6% of scoreNo data
Packaging5% of scoreNo data
Design & R&D4% of scoreNo data

This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score

Key Facts

Dry time
4 minutes before stamping
Method
Cartridge, paint, press
Refill
Shimmer polish, clear coat, two stamps
Prep
Short unpolished nails
Owner
Spin Master

Where to Buy

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Cool Maker Go Glam studio work?

The Cool Maker Go Glam page says to pop in a design cartridge, paint the nails, and press the design on.

How long does Cool Maker Go Glam polish dry?

Wait 4 minutes. The Cool Maker Go Glam page says the polish should dry sticky so the stamp holds.

Is Cool Maker Go Glam made in Canada?

The Cool Maker Go Glam page skips any plant. The parent company sits in Toronto and owns the label. Nothing here calls the stamper Canadian-made.

What is in a Cool Maker Go Glam refill?

The Cool Maker Go Glam page lists a refill with shimmery pink polish, a bottle of top coat, and 2 nail stamps.

Who owns Cool Maker Go Glam?

Cool Maker Go Glam is a Cool Maker product. Spin Master's annual information form names Cool Maker among its own brands.