Self-administered fingernail manicure

Abstract

A self-administered manicure in which a finger of one hand is projected through a triangular opening bounded by a base and opposite sides of a storage bottle of polish and like fluids so as to steady the bottle in an erect condition on a support surface, and the other hand attends to the brush application of polish on the fingernails of the bottle-steadying hand.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . In administering a fingernail manicure, a method of simultaneously maintaining a bottle source of supply of fingernail-decorating fluids in position for use while removing said fluids for brush application to fingernails comprising the step of: 
 A. using a fluid-filled bottle construction consisting of a horizontally oriented base and crossing opposite angularly oriented sides cooperating to bound a triangular opening therein;    B. wearing said bottle in a ring positioned relation on a finger of a first hand projected through said triangular opening;    C. exerting a downward pressure with said projected finger on said bottle base against a support surface so as to maintain said bottle in an upright condition;    D. brushing fluid removed from said bottle using a second hand onto fingernails of said first hand; and    E. repeating steps B-D reversing the use of said first and second hands; whereby a manicure is self-administered without the assistance of another individual.    
     
     
         2 . For use in a fingernail-polishing manicure, a glass bottle comprising a horizontally oriented base, and hollow left and right angularly oriented sides connected to extend from said base in criss-crossing relation to each other, said sides cooperating with said base to bound a triangular opening, whereby in use a downward pressure exerted upon said base by a finger projected through said triangular opening is effective to hold said bottle erect.