Cenk Uygur
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Nail Polish for Men? 'Alpha Nails'
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November 25, 2012
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5:52Now Playing"Alpha Nails is the first nail polish being directly marketed to men. And not just any man, Alpha males - get it?
If the name isn't enough to convince you that men wearing nail polish is badass, just ask its spokesperson, KOK Lightweight Champion Nick Gonzalez. He not only kicks butt in the ring while wearing Alpha Nail polish, he also claims that it helps him get ladies. Maybe the ladies are really attracted to the fact that you have your own nail polish, or maybe these women like their men to really express their feminine side.
Maybe we're missing something, because MMA fighter Roger "El Matador" Huerta is also a spokesperson for Alpha Nails and he has successfully made many men call out for their mamas with a swift kick to the face. Check out the gallery above for some of the Alpha males' reasons that bros should rock the nail polish, and you can press play on the video below for Nick Gonzalez's testimonial about Alpha Nails."*
A company called "Alpha Nails" is marketing nail polish for men. Is this attractive? Is it a step toward gender equality? John Iadarola (TYT University) and Lisa Fergusson (Current TV) discuss.
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