This product is Stila quality - or lack thereof is available in the market under the name. I heard that they are quite happy using the product and I tried. Then I discovered the perfect. with this product you would like to explain a few things and I will explain to you how this product was now.. I know that Hillary is but I have to say that I'm far from impressed with my Stila #17 retractable bronzing brush. I use it as a blush brush, and in shape it's quite good for that. But it would be nice if I could use it just once and not end up with a million bristles all over my skin. Usually I spot them all and pick them off before leaving the house, but every so often, I'll find one stuck to the side of my nose at around lunchtime. Muy attractive, no?
Thing is, I'd expect such poor quality from a drugstore-bought brush. But this is Stila, and I paid $26 for it, thinking it a sound investment. I do still love the Stila blush (colour unknown, thanks to the poor packaging) I bought recently. But between this crappy brush, the lack of labelling of colour on their blush, and the cheap, ineffective cardboard packaging (as one commenter here noted, "cardboard + bathroom fog = Stila soup"), I wonder what Stila is playing at. If those high prices aren't going towards packaging or quality, what are we paying for?
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