Cover Girl Nail Slicks Wet Look Polish Leather Hands Print Ad 1977 1970s (2pgs)
This 1977 Cover Girl ad was carefully removed from a magazine as a two-page spread; the image may not line up exact. "Color that looks wet, even when it's dry!" shows a close-up of glossy red-lacquered nails resting on a wet black leather jacket, with the full 16-shade Nail Slicks lineup on the second page.
- Extreme close-up shows glossy red-lacquered nails on a rain-slicked leather jacket
- Full row of Cover Girl Nail Slicks bottles pictured on the second page
- Copy lists shade names including Chocolate Soda, Bold Bordeaux, and Windsor Berry
- Model's headshot inset shown resting her chin on a manicured hand
- "Color that conditions" tagline highlights the long-nail-life formula
- Measure approximately 8 x 11 inches per page
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