Review on 🎨 24 Colors HASHI Soft Oil Pastels - Non-Toxic, Water-Soluble for Artists and Professionals by Hannah Curi

I fell in love with watercolor pencils when I first heard about them and when I saw a list of these watercolor crayons I wanted to try them. I was very surprised at how well they transitioned from soft oil pastels to watercolors. The colors were great. I haven't explored all of their options. I tried drawing some water and it turned out great, with some blue and green tones. Because of the way I layered the colors, the water had movement and different hues, but no demarcation lines or stains. I'm going to have some fun with these pastels. I only had one problem and that was the sky blue pastel as the tip broke when I applied a little while creating my patterns. I realized that this wasn't just happening to me. In a video showing what they can do, I could see in the background that their sky blue tip was broken, as was mine. I just took this piece and moved on, holding it carefully and using it as is. At the end of the video you could see that several other tips had also broken off. For those who want MUNGYO pastels, they are made by MUNGYO and if you see the photos listed for MUNGYO, the boxes were the same color and presented exactly the same. I appreciate receiving them. I'm sure I'll have a lot of fun with them over time. Many Thanks.