It wasn’t long before different methods of creating unusual looks where developed; in 1927 Max Factor introduced the Society Nail Tint. It came in a small porcelain pot containing rose-coloured cream and was applied to the nail and buffed, to give a natural rose colour. Society Nail White also hit the market, coming in a tube of chalky white liquid which women painted under the nail tips. The end result resembles the modern day French Manicure. It was Revlon who introduced nail enamel as we know it today in 1932, Using pigments instead of dyes, Revlon was able to create rich-looking, opaque nail polish in a wide variety of shades never before available.
