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Cutex
Cutex is a brand of nail care products, the most prevalent of which is a cuticle extract (hence the name cut-ex). The original product was developed and established in 1911 by Northam Warren Company, based in Stamford, Connecticut. Though the brand has changed hands numerous times, ''Cutex Brands'' is the current owner.〔
==Original Cutex products and innovation==
Cutex produced the first nail tints in 1914. In 1917, using a “paint” derived from automobile paint finish, Cutex introduced a liquid nail polish.〔 Prior to this time nail polish in the form of paste, cake or powder hadn’t change much from ancient times. By 1925, due to the example of Cutex, liquid was virtually the only type of nail polish. By 1928, Cutex introduced an acetone based nail polish remover, safe for home use, removing the last obstacle to mass adoption of nail polish. Its remover was sold in tandem with its newest liquid polishes. Then in 1934, Cutex released a new remover formulation called “Cutex Oily Polish Remover” that included special oils that mitigated the effects of acetone and conditioned nails and cuticles. Also introduced in 1934 was a new cream polish that was more opaque and glossier than other polishes on the market. Following that, in 1938 Cutex released the first nail treatment product. Called Polish Foundation, it was a treatment with wax that smoothed ridges, protected nails and allowed nail polish to last longer with less chipping.
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