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    The 15 Most Offensively Named Beauty Products

    OPI definitely comes out on top here.

    1. "Iris I Was Thinner" nail polish by Sephora OPI

    2. "Washabi," "Geishalicious," and "Shang High" shampoo by Cibu

    This is tame compared to the actual ads.

    3. "Hot Slut" by Cheeky Monkey

    4. "Schitzo" eyeshadow color by The Balm

    5. "Miso Happy with This Color" nail polish by OPI

    6. "Unforgivable Woman" perfume name and advertisements by Sean John

    This doesn't at all bring to mind images of domestic violence sparked by a woman's supposed promiscuity. And wouldn't the image above be more "passionate" if the woman was smiling/actually looking into P. Diddy's eyes?

    7. "I'm Not Really a Whore" by Naughty Nailz

    8. "Celebutard" lipstick by Kat Von D

    9. "Hassid" nail polish by American Apparel

    10. MAC "Underage" Tinted Lipglass

    MAC's Tinted Lipglass pays an eerie tribute to the Nabokov novel with names such as "underage" and "nymphette," a term Humbert uses to refer to Lolita and other girls "between the ages of 9 and 14" as throughout the story.

    11. "Chinois" eye shadow by Stila

    12. "Trophy Wife" nail polish by Essie

    13. "Give Me Moor!" nail polish by OPI

    14. "OY — Another Polish Joke!" nail polish by OPI

    Yiddish stereotypes — as golden as this polish color, apparently.

    15. "What's a Tire Jack?" nail polish by Sephora OPI