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Femme Fatale Lipstick Knife — Hidden Blade

Original price $8.75 - Original price $8.75
Original price
$8.75
$8.75 - $8.75
Current price $8.75
Availability:
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Availability:
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Color: Black

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The Femme Fatale hidden lipstick knife conceals a 1-inch stainless steel hawkbill blade inside a real lipstick tube — a simple twist reveals the blade when needed. At 2.75 inches overall, it fits directly into a purse, pocket, or makeup bag alongside actual cosmetics, and nothing about its appearance signals a weapon.

Femme Fatale Lipstick Knife Features and Specs

  • 1-inch hawkbill blade: Curved stainless steel edge — hawkbill geometry is built for slicing and drawing cuts rather than piercing
  • Twist-to-deploy: A simple twist of the tube reveals the blade — no button or catch to fumble with
  • Lipstick disguise: Injection-molded tube built to look and feel like a real cosmetic, not a knife housing
  • 2.75-inch overall length: Small enough to disappear into a bag or pocket without adding bulk
  • Available in Black or Blue

The hawkbill blade shape is the practical detail worth understanding — unlike a straight or drop-point edge, a hawkbill curves inward toward the tip, which makes it effective for a slicing or drawing cut rather than a straight thrust. At this size, that's the more useful cutting geometry for the kind of close, defensive motion this knife is built around.

Is a lipstick knife legal to carry?

Fixed and folding blades under a certain length are legal in most states, and a 1-inch blade falls well under the length threshold most jurisdictions use to restrict knives. Concealed-carry rules still vary by state and municipality regardless of blade length, so it's worth verifying your local laws before carrying — a knife disguised as a cosmetic is still legally a concealed weapon in most places.

How do you use the twist-to-deploy mechanism?

Twist the tube the same way you would to raise an actual lipstick — the motion pulls the blade up and out from inside the housing. It's a deliberately familiar, unremarkable motion, which is the point: nobody watching sees anything except someone reaching for lipstick.

For distance defense to pair with this close-contact tool, the Lipstick Stun Gun uses the same cosmetic disguise concept in an electric format. For another discreet blade option, the Comb Knife conceals a larger 3.5-inch blade inside a functional hair comb.