Review on 🖌️ Tomorotec's 30 Color Metallic Marker Pen Set: Glitter Paint Drawing with Brush Tip for Journal, Card Making, Birthday Greeting, DIY Photo Album, Scrap Booking, Rock Painting by Doris Tran

After several orders for a cheap set of metal art markers with colors that were really real, I found my best set. This set of 30! The markers offer the truest color: a metallic yellow that's different from gold, a metallic red that looks red (not quite Candy Apple Red, but a good red but not pink or burgundy), a tolerable (almost) Pearly white metallic that's surprisingly hard to find, and various shades of blue, green, purple, pink, orange, brown, gold. Black is good and silver is nice and light. The metallic sheen is quite good if you follow the instructions and leave the pencils on their side for at least 24 hours upon receipt (this allows the particles that give them the shine to settle and not build up on both ends of the pencil) . . handle down) for the same reason they should also be stored on their side. If this happens to not disperse the particles properly, my favorite trick is to stick a tightly capped pin in the sock, tip down, and swing it around a few turns. Centrifugal force pulls them down. Don't do more than a few swipes, you don't want the ink/colors to be pushed out of the tip. It should be said that you should make your own color chart on white and black or dark paper to get the true idea. Colours. DO NOT rely on the color of the cap as it will NOT reflect the color of the nib. Beneath that very pale green cap is Kelly's beautiful light green. However, over time, the color may change slightly and become softer. The brush tips of these pens are soft and slightly springy. They don't seem to be the kind that will eventually loosen and wear out. Overall I am very happy with this purchase and would personally recommend it.