Article | REF: J2314 V1

Nail polishes: substrate characteristics, physicochemistry and formulation

Authors: Florian LAUBÉ, Véronique NARDELLO-RATAJ

Publication date: March 10, 2020

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3. Nail polish formulation and manufacturing process

Formulating a nail polish is relatively straightforward, since it mainly involves mixing at room temperature. The difficulty lies in dispersing the pigments and thixotropic agent. . As regulations oblige cosmetics manufacturers to disclose the composition of their products, the formulation process remains the final component specific to each manufacturer, the details of which (order of addition, agitation speeds and times) remain secret. The steps involved in manufacturing a nail polish are shown in figure 13 .

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