Nail lacquer and enamel remover
OwnerCornell L. Adamsinventor
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Abstract
There is disclosed a nail lacquer and enamel remover, composed primarily of methylene chloride combined with various other ingredients such as amyl acetate, butyl acetate, ethyl acetate or acetone and kaydol, aerosol, methyl glucose ether or water. The improvement of the invention as compared with other nail polish removers is that the instant compositions are non-flammable. Such characteristics is not overly important to the product's end user, but represents a significant advance to commercial entities engaged in the specialty cosmetics business, in that manufacture, transport and storage of the product are made safer and less expensive.
Claims3
A non-flammable nail polish remover for removing nail polish from human nails consisting of
- ______________________________________ a, methylene chloride 88-93% by weight;
- b, white mineral oil 1% by weight;
- c, sodium dioctyl sulfosuccinate 0.75% by weight;
- and d, butyl acetate 5-10% by weight. ______________________________________
A method for removing nail polish from human nails comprising the step of contacting said nails with a non-flammable nail polish remover comprising
- ______________________________________ a, methylene chloride 80-90% by weight;
- b, amyl acetate 9-19% by weight;
- and c, white mineral oil 1% by weight. ______________________________________
A method for removing nail polish from human nails comprising the step of contacting said nails with a non-flammable nail polish remover comprising
- ______________________________________ a, methylene chloride 88-93% by weight;
- b, white mineral oil 1% by weight;
- c, sodium dioctyl sulfosuccinate 0.75% by weight;
- and d, butyl acetate 5-10% by weight. ______________________________________
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