Review on 🖌️ Spectrum Noir Sparkle Fine Glitter Brush Pens Set - Perfect Pastels (SPECN-SPA-PAST3) - Pack of 3 by Linda Diaz

I'm slowly collecting all the Spectrum Noir Glitter Brush Pens available. While you can use clear overlay pens to add sparkle to any colored medium (at least the ones I've tried so far), it's just one step to sparkle for my CAD creation! The pastel is light and beautiful. In my opinion the shade (1) Rose Quartz is more of a coral hue than a true pastel pink. Cosmos (looks like a pastel mauve on body) is lighter and more vibrant than expected. This lipstick is pink with a slight shade of fuchsia. Shade (3) Moonstone is a beautiful light blue that most closely resembles the shade of a ballpoint pen. I'm by no means an artist, so of course this is the apple of my eye account. Either way, these are beautiful colors that don't duplicate the ones I already have. I will definitely use them often. As for pen performance, I think I can speak well from experience. This is my sixth multi pack purchase of these pens. I haven't had a single arrival case with leaks. After reading the instructions, I shake it a little, remove the yellow strip and gently squeeze it out. yes, gently and slowly. I'm doing this on a blank and don't expect the first print to be ready for the project. When a small drop of ink comes out, I stroke with the brush and the pen is ready to use. It needs to be gently shaken and squeezed regularly for the ink to flow. So I love the subtle sheen and beautiful color they add to my cards. The shine doesn't fade. Glitter is more of a subtle sparkle than a shiny effect on your face. I can't say how long they last as they haven't dried on me yet. However, I've only had it for a few weeks. I can't get enough of my Spectrum Noir Glitter Pens. I can't wait to have them all!