Stila IT Gloss

After using the bronzing powder from Stila and finding that this was good decided that I would try some other products from them and as I needed lipgloss decided I would buy some from this brand. The promise of this product is that it has a nice shine but wont be sticky which is great as this seems to always be the case with lipglosses. The lipgloss comes in quite a few shades which is great as it means you have a variety to choose from to match whatever mood your in. Each comes in a tube containing .17oz of gloss and the tube is clear which means you can see the colour, and how much is left.It also has a silver screw lid containing a ...  Read the complete review

Stila's IT glosses come in 15 amazing shades, mostly pinks and nudes. Each tube is .17oz of lovely lip gloss which is applied with a brush wand. The lid has nice detail to it, so you just twist to reveal the very easy to use brush which gives you great precision unlike sponge applicators. It's firm enough too, so that the bristles don't come loose and spread with the lip gloss over you lips. The lip gloss is very sheer and even the darkest and most vibrant shades come out fairly watered down with some shimmer. It isn't sticky but I'd have to say this is because the lip gloss is fairly weak and with this comes weak colour too. On a plus side, the lip gloss does ...  Read the complete review

Stila are a company known for their cult beauty products, particularly their lip glosses. The IT glosses are the latest addition to their product line and they promise to "take shine to a whole new level" without ever being sticky or tacky. Stila say that "this new high-shine, high-shimmer, high-sheen IT gloss is the definitive way to polish your pout" Well my major problem with lip glosses is that either they are too heavy, or if they manage to be light enough then they are too sticky, so the claim of never being sticky was what attracted me to this one. The IT Gloss comes in 15 shades: Amazing, Astounding, Breathtaking, Enchanting, ...  Read the complete review