Showing posts with label polka dot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polka dot. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Disguised Self Defense: Mace Lipstick Pepper Spray Purple Polka Dots

Mace has been helping women stay safe for decades now... One of their newest self defense items for us ladies is perfect to use for our protection against rapists or attackers.

It's called the Mace Lipstick Pepper Spray Purple Polka Dots! Yes, it's pretty with polka dots, which makes it even more effective for women. You see, unbeknownst to a rapist, it isn't really an attractive lipstick, but rather a non lethal, self defense weapon! No problem in having him see you pull it out, he might think you are just prettying up for him... This unit only takes to steps to use; take the cap off and press a button down! As simple as that! Keep it in your purse or pocket, wherever you go...

The Mace Lipstick Pepper Spray Purple Polka Dots for women's self defense contains 5 bursts and can reach 10 feet away! As most units it also has a UV Marking Dye for police to identify an attacker or rapist, if apprehended and placed under a UV lamp... Self defense has never been easier!

Friday, November 14, 2014

NEW: Mace Polka Dot Lipstick Pepper Sprays!

They look like fun, polka dot little things, but they're a weapon in disguise! Spray one of these units at an attacker and watch them cry like a baby…
Looks are deceiving and these pepper spray self defense units for women are perfect to carry in your purse, pocket, backpack or briefcase. Make sure you have them out and ready when entering shady areas or when meeting a suspicious character. Since the unit is disguised, it looks like you are carrying a real pink or purple lipstick!

Mace Polka Dot Lipstick Pepper Spray Features
- Reaches up to 10 feet
- Contains 5 one second bursts
- Includes invisible UV Marking Dye
- Stream spray pattern, less likely to blow back
- Measures 4" tall x 1" round

Women have trusted Mace self defense sprays for decades and these disguised beauties are no exception!

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