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Knock Out Matte Nail Polish

Posted by Gloria 26 December 2009 2 Comments

Knock Out Matte Nail Polish

 

Matte matte matte – it’s literally everywhere, lending itself to so many different types of make up. Knock Out cosmetics produces a line of matte nail polishes that are available at point of purchase in a certain Canadian retailer. I admittedly let my impulsive tendency to buy useless things get the best of me (ack, hey, first step is to address it) and I went home with this as an add on to grabbing a slopping slouchy crop shirt (side note…sorry, I digress). The concept behind these matte polishes is that they’re brush and go – no top coat or anything else necessary. While the packaging is slick (well, matte and perfect to be specific), the product itself isn’t strong. Let’s say it’s…”chipper”. It chips. Easily, and a lot. And it makes me think my nails have become a chalkboard (forget nails on a chalkboard, this is more agitating).

 

Also a bad time for their website to go down (www.koknockout.com). It’s got some great promise, just didn’t quite deliver at over $20+ a bottle.

 

> images from koknockout.com

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  • cheryl said:

    i love this stuff <3 but i didn’t have a problem with the chipping at all…i bought the flatte top and painted my own base colours, then added an opi clear top coat for smoother surface, then made it matte with ko. maybe you can try that? no streaks, and quite long-lasting ;)

    combined with sula paint and peel, i’m currently wearing a super durable peelable matte :)

  • gina said:

    I love the karen o connection…and it looks so great on her in the promo shot! but 20+ dollars a bottle, and your review of it makes me think this is not such a great idea. I’ve been trying to find an alternative matte nail polish, but with no luck!

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