✨ Add Glamour to Your Artwork with Zig Wink of Stella Brush - Glitter Clear, Packaged in an Individual Paper Box Review

I really like Wink of Stella products. I don't care if the company cheats on me. My cling film ran out after using it on my Christmas cards so I ordered a new one. There wasn't much liquid in the barrel when the new grip was shaken. When I held it up to the light I saw exactly how much there was. You could make the keg half as much as you actually get. Very disappointing. What's the point of being that size if it's only half full? Not cool, Kuretake.

I'll never go back to my glitter - I always start with my Wink of Stella! It also made me much more popular with my family and friends. Clarity stays transparent and really only adds a tiny bit of sheen to my projects. I haven't expanded to other colors, although I could investigate that. Transparency works with all paints and dyes I've tried it with (Spectrum Noir markers, watercolor markers, distress markers, all types of inks). I've also read on various blogs that you can fill it with water…

I got this after watching a card making video and thought it would be nice. At first I thought I bought the wrong one. Then I thought it was empty. There were no instructions. I had a heck of a lot of time to open it. Then I searched Youtube and found an obscure video showing me how to use it. The black ring will be removed once you open it. You shake it (a lot) and then squeeze it. It'll take a little while to come out. The video says not to press too hard or a shiny drop will come out. Well I

This may be obvious to everyone but me, but you'll need to remove the black security ring around the center of the handle before pressing down on the glitter. I didn't notice until it was too late. For the black ring, I kept pressing the pin, but no glitter came out. After removing the black ring I applied the same pressure as with it and the sparkle came out making a little muddy puddle all over the paper. Luckily it was just a piece of paper and I didn't mess up my work, but I think I only…

Better than sliced bread. Clear Wink of Stella adds a sheer, micro-fine shine (that won't be felt when rubbed with your fingers) so it looks like someone has sprinkled a very thin layer of clear fairy dust on whatever you apply. You can even use it with watercolors to add a subtle glow to your painting. I don't need all of Wink of Stella's colors because Clear adds shine and sparkle to any image color you apply it to. I accidentally painted some yellow flowers using Stella's "White" wink…