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I have been buying from this brand since the very start and I love the transparency and customer care that Ruks the owner always shows. You will always know what is happening with your order, what is going on in the background and will always receive a response and solution if you do have any rare issues. The products are high quality and not overpriced compared to a lot of brands. I will always recommend this brand.
I have been buying from Arttitude since 2023 and I am so pleased with everything I have bought. All the eyeshadow palettes are such well thought out colour stories, the formulas are so luxurious and feel amazing. The price point is so good and the customer service and community who are involved in supporting the brand are brilliant x I cannot wait to see what is in the future for Arttitude x
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