Abstract: The present invention relates to novel, quick drying nail enamel compositions which dry in a period of time no greater than three minutes. The compositions of the present invention preferably dry in a period no greater than about two minutes and most preferably dry in a period no greater than about 90 seconds. Compositions drying in a period less than 60 seconds are especially preferred and are also described. The compositions of the present invention have acceptable static viscosities ranging from about 400 to about 1200 centipoises and may accommodate numerous pigments to produce nail enamel compositions exhibiting favorable characteristics, including acceptable durability and gloss.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a novel method for coating natural or synthetic nails comprising applying to the nails a quick drying nail enamel composition which dries in a period no greater than about three minutes. Methods for coating nails with numerous exemplary quick-drying nail enamel compositions are disclosed, some drying in less than two minutes, 90 seconds or even one minute. The compositions used in the method have acceptable static viscosities and may accommodate numerous pigments, including guanine, to produce nail enamels exhibiting favorable characteristics including acceptable durability, flexibility and gloss.
Abstract: The present invention relates to novel, quick drying nail enamel compositions which dry in a period of time no greater than about three minutes. The compositions of the present invention preferably dry in a period no greater than about two minutes and most preferably dry in a period no greater than about 90 seconds. Compositions drying in a period less than 60 seconds are especially preferred and are also described. The compositions of the present invention which contain sufficient quantities of organoclay thixotropic agents have acceptable static viscosities ranging from about 400 to about 1200 centipoises and may accommodate numerous pigments to produce nail enamel compositions exhibiting favorable characteristics, including acceptable durability and gloss.
Abstract: The present invention relates to novel, quick drying nail enamel compositions which dry in a period of time no greater than three minutes. The compositions of the present invention preferably dry in a period no greater than about two minutes and most preferably dry in a period no greater than about 90 seconds. Compositions drying in a period less than 60 seconds are especially preferred and are also described. The compositions of the present invention have acceptable static viscosities ranging from about 400 to about 1200 centipoises and may accommodate numerous pigments to produce nail enamel compositions exhibiting favorable characteristics, including acceptable durability and gloss.