Review on 🎨 PanPastel 30201: 20 Color Set of Ultra Soft Artist Pastels with Sofft Tools for Painting and Pure Colors by Heather Shaw

I didn't like pastel, in fact I hated it. One day I saw an artist on social media raving about these panpastels. His artwork was amazing so I bought this set of 20 paint colors. I was blown away by the ease of application, the buttery, creamy texture and the pigmentation of these colors! This is by far the best environment I've ever worked in. I use colored pencils and pastels with them and love the results. The containers fold and screw together like the plastic containers you store your beads in. I bought transparent pallets that can hold all 20 pieces. It comes with a plastic cap. I also recommend that you get a colorless panpastel blender. The set contains soft tools that are sufficient to get started. The set only includes round and square spatulas with caps, not pointed or oval. It also comes with other additional sponges. The set also only comes with 4 lids due to the way they are folded and stored. So if you want to store them separately, you need to buy additional covers. I recommend using Pastelmat paper if you can. Other types of pastel paper will also work, but I find Pastelmat works best for them. You may think that they are expensive and not cheap, but these pastel colors will last for a VERY LONG TIME. They are so heavily pigmented that you only need very little product. Soft tools and spare sponges aren't all that expensive, and you'll get plenty of use out of them before you have to buy more. Since I liked this set very much, I immediately bought a set with 20 shades. This set is also amazing and great for creating skin tones. Of course, if you have a basic knowledge of color theory, you can mix your own colors to create shades, but I'm lazy. I look forward to purchasing more of their sets in the future. Overall I enjoy using these pastels for the types of art I enjoy creating and am very happy with the purchase. Before you buy, do your own research and watch the video tutorials to see if it might interest you.