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Placed an order for brushes on 26th November. It's now 6th December, brushes haven't been despatched and I'm not getting any replies to my emails asking about despatch date. Not sure what's going on, but not impressed
I've ordered 4pcs brushes, they sent only one set. I tried to reach them it took them about month to refund half of the money, told me to buy again but I had to pay extra 10€ for the new shipping cost even it wasn't my fault they didn't ship the products the first time. Never again buying from this site.
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