Review on Coloring Doodling Scrapbooking Sketching Highlighter by Amy Mcleod

Good day, dear Otzovichane and guests of the resource. After reading reviews about the stores of the Best Price trading network, I also decided to look there. To be honest - the eyes of the managers, the hands are raking. I could hardly restrain myself so as not to pick up rubbish, but I managed it very badly, so along with the necessary felt-tip pens, not very necessary Kids Fantasy colored gel pens were bought. The packaging is unpretentious, not intended for storage. It is not convenient to open it, because I did not succeed in tearing off the plastic holding the handles from the cardboard so as not to destroy the entire package. Accordingly, the extra garbage and the search for what to add to me were provided. The manufacturer, expiration date and even the composition are placed on the reverse side and in very large print. So the product, although cheap, but inspires confidence in safety. Unfortunately, there is no age limit, but I think this is not critical. And now about the pens themselves The caps signal different color fillers, but in fact the rods are the same. What is red, what is purple is written in pink. As for me, it was quite possible to guess the change of colors so that in each pen, as the end of one, a different color would appear and at the same time there would not be the same at the same time. Such an option would be more loniche and interesting. In fact, having tried all the pens, I got this picture The blue color appeared in four pens at once. Naturally, the manufacturer's statement that "pens write in different colors" is nothing more than a marketing ploy. Colors change only as the previous one ends. But this incident upset only me. The eldest daughter was delighted with the pens with their unusualness and brightness. It is worth noting that the plastic case itself has a diameter slightly smaller than the usual gel pen, apparently it is convenient for this child to write and draw with it. The cap can be removed and put on with little effort. And perhaps most importantly: the pens write very well. The ball smoothly and gently spreads the color over the surface of the paper, without sagging or damaging it. The colors are bright, saturated, but not caustic. These pens added to the daughter's collection with little or no harm to the family budget. In general, the idea is interesting and viable, if the manufacturer had fully thought through the change of colors as the ink in the rod ran out. I will recommend, because the kids like the bright, and the parents like not expensive. These pens are a fairly optimal combination of purchase criteria.