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Manicure products are liquid or solid preparations; for liquid ones, glycerin, a solution of borax, alum, etc. are used, and for solid ones, chalk, zinc oxide, tin oxide are mixed with wax or ceresin. Hydrogen peroxide is also often used to whiten nails.

Here are some recipes nail care products.

Nail polishing stone

Quartz sand in powder 10 g;
Chalk purified 25 g;
Tin oxide 32 g;
Blade oil 2 drops.

Mix with enough rose water to make a thick paste. Pour into molds or place in boxes and let dry.

Powder for polishing nails

1st recipe:

Tin oxide 300 g;
Talc 30 g;
Carmine 2 g;
Rose oil 5 drops.

Mix. Talc should be in the form of the finest powder.

2st recipe:

Tin oxide 480 g;
Violet root 20 g;
Wheat flour 50 g;
Carmina 40 g.

3st recipe:

Tin oxide 300 g;
Talc 150 g;
Violet root (in powder) 50 g;
Lavender oil 5 g;
Carmine optional.

4st recipe:

Tin oxide 200 g;
Bergamot oil 1 g;
Lavender 1 g;
Carmina 2 g.

Tin oxide is ground in a mortar and elutriated to the state of the finest powder, then the remaining substances are added. From the polishing powder obtained in this way, it is possible, by adding glycerol or fatty acids to it, to obtain a paste for the same purpose.

Pastes for polishing nails

1st recipe:

Tin oxide 20 g;
White wax 40 g;
Paraffin 120 g.

Melt wax and paraffin, add a little red aniline dissolved in oil to give a pink tint, then remove from heat and add tin oxide.

2st recipe:

Potassium soap 200 g;
Water 80 g;
Zinc chloride solution (1:10) 200 g;
Zinc oxide 30 g;
Carmine 8 g;
Terpineol 4 g;
Geranium oil 8 g.

Potassium soap is prepared from a mixture of 100 g of coconut oil, 200 g of caustic potash and 800 g of water. The above substances are added to the potassium soap, and a homogeneous mass is obtained by stirring.

3st recipe:

Almond bran 400 g;
Violet root powder 40 g;
Rose water 160 g;
Copper 120 g.

Mix almond bran, orris root, rose water and honey and grind them until a homogeneous thick paste is obtained.

Nail whitening liquids

1st recipe:

Hydrogen peroxide 300 g;
Distilled water 50 g;
Ammonia 1 g.

2st recipe:

Nadsulfur ammonium salt 30 g;
Distilled water 300 g.

The solution is applied with a brush or sponge.

Water for nails

1 method:

7 parts citric acid;
240 parts of orange-colored water;
25 parts glycerin.

2 method:

3 parts of borax;
100 parts of rose water;
7 parts glycerin.

3 method:

150 parts of hydrogen peroxide;
50 parts of rose water;
1 part ammonia.

Powder for polishing nails

1 method:

240 parts of tin oxide;
60 parts of orris root;
25 parts of talc;
4 parts carmine.

2 method:

300 parts of tin oxide;
9 parts carmine;
3 parts rose oil;
2 parts orange blossom oil.

3 method:

300 parts of the finest emery powder;
38 parts of cinnabar;
1 part bitter almond oil.

After washing, this powder is applied to the nail and rubbed with a polysuar, consisting of a curved piece of wood covered with suede. For convenience, a wooden handle is attached to the polysuar.

Nail enamel

1 method:

1240 parts of vaseline;
200 parts of Japanese wax;
40 parts of spermaceti;
5 parts eosin.

All this is melted, stirred, and 30 parts of French turpentine, 6 parts of 30% acetic acid are gradually added to the cooled mass.

2 method:

41 parts of paraffin;
3 parts white wax;
Melt 3 parts of spermaceti and add the solution
1 part eosin;
3 pieces of cologne.

3 method:

300 parts of chloroform;
20 parts of paraffin;
1 part rose oil.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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