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THESE CASHMERE-LIKE PONCHOS WILL MAKE FALL FEEL SO COZY & SO AFFORDABLE 10/27: Around 7pm At MudHen Brewing Company’s Brews & Boos PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALEKSEY MORYAKOV Kaleidoscope 506 WASHINGTON STREET MALL 609-884-1702 * SCOPECAPEMAY.COM Debbie, Joanie Just for Laughs Spice up your kitchen Derek, Gianna When it’s too hot to handle, grab one of these mitts... 504 WASHINGTON STREET MALL 609-884-5466 * SCOPECAPEMAY.COM Page 42 EXIT ZERO November 9, 2023 Travis, Mark, Nancy
The Activity Column Catherine Dugan’s guide to getting out there... this week, treat yourself to a manicure! Follow an ancient tradition — treat yourself to some fancy fingernails. As early as 5000 BCE, women in India dipped their nails in henna. Male warriors around 3200 BCE included colored nails as part of their war paint. By 3000 BCE, Chinese women used crushed orchid and rose petals mixed with beeswax and egg whites to color their nails, but the time-consuming process was mainly reserved for royalty. For much of history, bleach was used to whiten nails, creating the illusion of high-status idleness. Around the 15th century, the Incas decorated their nails with eagles to show their strength. By the 19th century, French manicurists used tinted creams to shine nails, and American Mary Cobb Pray brought the French techniques to Manhattan in 1878. “Mrs. Pray’s Manicures” treated women to the ‘soak, cut, shape, polish’ system that remains the procedure for a simple manicure. She charged $1.25, almost $40 in today’s dollars. Her company also created the emery board and, by 1900, sold a simple form of home polish — a tinted cream that you rubbed into your nails and buffed to a shine. In 1916, Cutex introduced clear nail lacquer, and in the 1920s, colored lacquer was mass produced, thanks in part to advancements in the auto industry and the development of nitrocellulose. In 1928 Cutex made nail lacquer remover safe for home use, thus making it practical for people to do their own nails. In 1932, Revlon introduced nail polish, and colored nails became an affordable luxury. In the 1970s, the number of nail salons in the United States exploded. In the 1980s and 90s, artists like Janet Jackson and Coko sparked trends in complex nail art and Uma Thurman’s blood red “Pulp Fiction” nails caused a sellout of Chanel’s “Rouge Noir.” Nail art had entered the mainstream. Current nail trends are diverse, from “Barbie” pink to “Wednesday Addams” black. There are velvet nails, bubble nails, galaxy swirls, and latte nails. Gel and dip nails last longer than traditional polish, though removal is complex. “Clean” nail polishes promise style without toxic chemicals. Doing your nails at home has never been easier and even press-on nails have improved to the point of respectability. Enjoy a manicure at a traditional salon like Eternity (609-435-5775) or Halo (609- 884-0504). Or, add a nail treatment to your beauty routine at Accent on Beauty (609- 884-7040) or Evolution (609-889-6900). Hats Tees Tanks Sweatshirts Hoodies Zip-Ups Jewelry Art WEST CAPE MAY BUSINESS COMMITTEE HOSPITALTIY NIGHT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 FROM 5-8PM Lite Fare & beverages. (Fishy-shaped snacks & treats) Music by Mike Flanigan. Bring non-perishable food items for the Cape May Community food closet! Bingo Ball Mania - 10%-50% discount on your entire purchase with our Bingo Ball Mania! Merry Fishmas Tote Bags for Sale & all $5 donated to Animal Outreach of Cape May County! The 2023 Merry Fishmas line will be here so you can dress the whole family up in holiday spirit! MAKE IT THE MERRIEST FISHMAS EVER! 130 Park Boulevard • 609-884-2760 • theflyingfishstudio.com November 9, 2023 EXIT ZERO Page 43
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