Difference between revisions of "Evolution of a Bottle"

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Since the glue on the labels of these very old bottles doesn't seem to have held up very well, it's not uncommon to find them either missing labels or with the label stuck to the back of the polish instead of the bottom.
  
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Some very old collections also had the collection name on thefront of the bottle, whether in oval or round bottles:
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Some very old collections also had the collection name on the front of the bottle, whether in oval or round bottles:
  
 
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Silver caps usually indicate a special collection like a holographic. Also, the [[Pure Platinum (collection)|Pure Platinum]] collection had silver caps.
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Silver caps usually indicate a special collection like a holographic. Also, the [[Pure Platinum (collection)|Pure Platinum]] and [[Classic Chromes (collection)|Classic Chromes]] collections had silver caps.
  
 
Some newer, "special" polishes have the collection name on them. (Transitions, crackle, magnetic)
 
Some newer, "special" polishes have the collection name on them. (Transitions, crackle, magnetic)

Latest revision as of 21:24, 16 February 2025

The earliest known mention of China Glaze polish was in the January 1991 issue of Nails Magazine.


Vintage Dusties


Vintage Dusties



Nails Magazine, April 2014


1995:





The caps from the very old standard-shaped bottles were very different:

new cap
old cap
new cap
old cap


The logos on the standard shaped bottles have also changed:

new logo
old logo

Some very old collections had differently shaped bottles as well, for instance the Classic Chromes collection:

Classic chromes collection.JPG

Since the glue on the labels of these very old bottles doesn't seem to have held up very well, it's not uncommon to find them either missing labels or with the label stuck to the back of the polish instead of the bottom.

Some very old collections also had the collection name on the front of the bottle, whether in oval or round bottles:

Thewizard002-1-2.jpg

Silver caps usually indicate a special collection like a holographic. Also, the Pure Platinum and Classic Chromes collections had silver caps.

Some newer, "special" polishes have the collection name on them. (Transitions, crackle, magnetic)