Solvent Solutions for Nail Coating Removal

Gel nail removal agent that is less burdensome to the nails and skin and has excellent moisturizing properties for nails and skin. The agent includes a component that swells gel nails and promotes their softening.

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Creamy nail polish remover that moisturizes and protects the nails and surrounding skin without drying or stripping oils. The remover uses an emulsion of alkylene carbonate, lower alcohol, water, and volatile fluorine compound in the continuous phase, along with an emollient and emulsifier in the dispersed phase. This provides a stable, creamy texture. Additives like moisturizers, pH adjusters, thickeners, fragrances, etc can be included. The creamy remover can be packaged in containers or absorbed into substrates like pads.

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A composition for pretreatment of nail art that minimizes lifting and damage when applying and removing nail polish. The composition contains acetone and isopropyl alcohol for removing oil and moisture, but also adds ingredients like hydrolyzed silk, tocopheryl acetate, and fragrance extracts to protect the skin and nails. The specific ratios of acetone, isopropyl alcohol, silk, tocopheryl acetate, and fragrance extracts are optimized to prevent lifting and damage when using nail art products.

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A solvent-free, biodegradable nail polish remover that uses water as the main ingredient along with ethanolamide surfactants like dimethylethanolamine. The composition breaks the bond between the nail polish and the nail surface without damaging the nail. It is essentially free of harsh solvents like acetone, ethyl acetate, and butyl acetate. The remover can be applied to nails and soaked for 30 seconds to 20 minutes to remove the polish without drying the nail or skin.

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Gel-like nail polish remover that allows people to move their fingers during removal and has better nail polish removal performance compared to liquid removers. The gel-like remover contains a specific thermoplastic resin like polyvinyl butyral or polyvinylpyrrolidone, and an organic solvent with a boiling point of 40-130°C like carbonate esters, acetate esters, ketones, glymes, and cyclic ethers. The remover has a thermoplastic resin content of 1-70% by mass.

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Removal of nail polish from nails and moisturizing the hands of a subject. The removal includes applying a composition to the hands and to nails of a subject onto which the nail polish had been previously applied and removing the nail polish from the nails.

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Nail polish remover compositions that effectively remove nail polish without staining the cuticles or damaging the nails. The compositions contain specific ratios of polyhydric alcohols (glycerin, glycols), low carbon alcohols (C2-C3), and high boiling point esters. The compositions also optionally contain thickening agents and abrasives. The ratios of these components enable effective nail polish removal while minimizing staining and damage. The compositions can be substantially free of water and acetone.

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A paste-like nail polish remover that eliminates the need for soaking cotton pads and reduces the strong smell and irritation compared to traditional liquid nail polish removers. The paste remover contains 65-80% acetone-free nail polish remover, 5-25% wax, and 0.5-15% vegetable oil. The acetone-free solvent, wax, and oils provide a paste consistency that can be applied directly to nails without dripping. The reduced acetone content reduces volatility and irritation compared to liquid removers. The wax and oils also improve nail health by providing moisturizing benefits.

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Odorless nail polish remover that is essentially free of acetone and ethyl acetone. The remover composition contains glycerol triesters, carboxylic acids, glycols, cyclic carbonates, and optionally dyes. The specific components are triacetin, propylene glycol, propylene carbonate, and isopropyl myristate. The remover composition removes nail polish without strong odors or leaving a residue like acetone-based removers.

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Nail polish remover that is gentler on nails and healthier than conventional removers containing harsh chemicals like acetone, formaldehyde, and toluene. The remover contains rose hip oil, vitamin B5, propylene carbonate, propylene glycol, and water. The composition is milder, doesn't dry out nails, and still effectively removes nail polish.

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Nail polish remover containing plant essential oils that is milder and healthier compared to traditional nail polish removers. The formula replaces harsh chemicals like acetone, formaldehyde, and toluene with essential oils. It uses essential oils from macadamia seeds, grapefruit peel, and orange peel. The remover also contains hydroxyethyl urea, propylene carbonate, propylene glycol, and water. This allows it to effectively remove nail polish without harming nails or human health.

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Gel-type nail gel removal composition and method using it to provide a gentler and more effective way to remove nail gel without damaging the nails. The composition contains specific solvents, emollients, gelling agents, and optional natural extracts to dissolve and remove the nail gel without harsh acetones. It is applied to the piled-on nail gel and left for 10-20 minutes before removing. The composition has a gel-like consistency to prevent dripping and protect the skin.

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Enamel remover that effectively removes nail polish without damaging nails or skin, has low volatility, and doesn't have a strong odor. The enamel remover contains a five-membered heterocyclic compound with one oxygen atom in the ring, substituted with an alkyl group like methyl, ethyl, or propyl. This compound removes nail polish, but unlike conventional solvents, it's less volatile, less irritating, and doesn't dry out nails.

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A safe and efficient nail remover that is less harmful to the skin and environment compared to traditional nail polish removers containing acetone. The nail remover composition contains specific proportions of dichloromethane, ethylene glycol ether, ethanolamine, liquid paraffin, phenol, hydroxycellulose, olive oil, and benzyl alcohol/phenethyl alcohol. The ingredients provide better viscosity, nail protection, and faster nail polish dissolution compared to acetone-based removers.

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Nail polish formulation that is removable with alcohol instead of harsh chemicals. The polish contains alcohol as the primary solvent, along with cellulose, acrylic copolymer, isostearyl alcohol, plasticizer, and colorant. This allows the nail polish to be applied and removed without harsh solvents commonly found in nail polish removers.

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An environmentally friendly, non-toxic, aqueous nail remover that does not harm nails or the environment. The nail remover is made with natural ingredients like avocado oil, sesame oil, chitosan, and lauric acid in specific ratios. It removes nail polish without harsh chemicals like acetone or formaldehyde. The nail remover nourishes nails rather than damaging them. The preparation method involves mixing the ingredients and ultrasonicating them to emulsify.

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Solvent compositions and aerosolizable nail polish removers that avoid undesirable nail whitening. The compositions contain a mixture of volatile and non-volatile solvents to efficiently remove nail polish while minimizing nail discoloration. The solvents are selected to have lower evaporation rates compared to acetone. The compositions can also include humectants to promote hydration and moisturization of the skin and nails during polish removal. The aerosolizable compositions use alternative solvents like butyl acetate instead of acetone and propellants like carbon dioxide.

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A safer and more effective nail polish remover formula. The dismantling water composition contains polyoxymethylene dimethyl ether, snake gall oil, surfactant, aroma agent, and water. The surfactant is polyethylene glycol 300 and the aroma agent is a plant essential oil. The water is prepared by gradually adding the ingredients in specific amounts and stirring at controlled temperatures. This avoids using toxic solvents like acetone and acrylic acid commonly found in nail polish removers.

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Nail polish remover composition that removes nail polish without drying out the skin. The composition contains a solvent like 4-methyl-1,3-dioxolan-2-one instead of acetone, and an alkyl diol like 3-methyl-1,3-butanediol. This provides good nail polish removal while preserving skin moisture. The solvent and diol combination avoids the dehydrating effect of conventional acetone-based removers.

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Nail polish remover that effectively removes nail polish without drying out or damaging the surrounding skin. The remover contains glycol ether and a carbonate system solvent as the main ingredients. The glycol ether is preferably a monoalcohol like 3-methoxy 3-methyl butanol, and the carbonate system solvent is propylene carbonate. The remover has a total content of glycol ether and carbonate system solvent above 50%. This provides a balanced solvent composition that removes nail polish well without degreasing the skin.

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