Glitter Marker Pens 12 Colors Fine Tip for Painting Coloring Crafts

SHORT/SUMMARIZED REVIEW • Sparkle: Bright, beautiful, and very noticeable • Uses: personally, decorating cards, adding final touches to art, and emphasizing written words • Messiness: The sparkle can smear and leave noticeable glitter residue, but the colored ink does not bleed or smudge • Tip size: Great for writing but difficult to use within narrow lines or very small spaces • Ink flow: Writes very smoothly but may slow during larger projects. Shaking the marker and pressing the tip down quickly restarts the flow • Longevity: Still working after two months of occasional use, although I don’t use them daily • Value: As someone who loves Ohuhu markers, I find them worth the price—especially when they’re on sale • References: The video shows the sparkle in light and shade, the still photo shows the metallic shimmer, the hand photo shows the glitter residue, and the bee photo compares the marker thickness with a standard pen (pardon my atrocious hand writing) FULL DETAILED REVIEW I love these markers for pointillism, decorating cards, adding fun final touches to my art, and emphasizing written words. They write very smoothly, and the glitter is bright, noticeable, and even more beautiful in person. As someone who loves Ohuhu markers, I find these worth the price. I’ve tried less expensive glitter markers, but they weren’t as effective or nearly as pretty. I purchased these on sale, so check regularly—a few dollars off never hurts! The sparkle can smear or transfer when rubbed and leaves a noticeable amount of fine glitter on my hands, as shown in my photo. However, only the sparkle transfers—the colored ink itself does not bleed or smudge onto my skin. The tip is a good size for regular writing and many types of art, but it can be difficult to use within narrow lines or very small spaces. I included the bee comparison photo to show the difference between this marker and a standard pen. When using one marker over a larger area, the ink flow may slow fairly quickly. Thankfully, it’s easy to restart—just shake the marker and press the tip down a few times until the ink begins flowing smoothly again. I’ve had these markers for two months, and they’re still working great. However, I don’t use them daily, so I can’t speak to how long they would last with everyday use. I also uploaded a video showing the sparkle in both direct light and shade, along with a still photo showing the metallic shimmer. These markers make art more fun, and I definitely recommend them! I hope this helps! :)

Loving these glitter markers they are really nice. They won’t last long because you will use them. Using on paper just a little thicker than usual they kinda bleed through just a tad but that is expected, just use thicker paper but coloring pictures of ornaments with these markers are great. Fine point to get in the super fine lines and crevices. The shine from the glitter is enough to make an ornament in a picture from cutting out picture and put it on a piece of card board or a stiff backing to glue it on and hang as an ornament on your tree. Fun crafts. The glitter really picks up the light. So pretty! I’m ordering another set of these so I don’t run out. All the colors you see is exactly what you receive. Also the way the marker works is you lightly press down on paper and the point pushes inward and releases the glitter and there you go start coloring.

First, I have to say that I absolutely love Ohuhu products, and these markers definitely did not disappoint! I especially love the glittery colors they’re so pretty and add a really nice touch to my coloring and artwork. When I first ordered them, I expected the markers to be a lot thinner than they actually are. However, after using them, I honestly don’t mind the slightly thicker size at all. They’re comfortable to use, and the colors look beautiful on the page. Overall, I’m really happy with these markers and would definitely recommend them to anyone who loves coloring, crafting, or adding a little extra sparkle to their artwork!

I got these used. They came in perfect condition except someone used them on a very thin paper and scraped the paper with these. There were still pieces of paper stuck to some of the tips. I cleaned them off with a paper towel and voila good as new! I used mixed media paper for my swatches. Black paper was on a thinner side but still worked great. Top 3 colors (yellow, orange and red) did not look the same on black paper. It looks like you can only see gold glitter instead of the color. They look brighter while wet. Glittel fell off in places but not terrible. Most of glitter products always have some kind of fall out. I'm pretty happy with them overall. Silver and black are the shiniest from the set and the shiniest I've seen. Highly recommend if you are planning to use them on decent thick paper, not cheap coloring books.

I just received these and they seem nice. I quickly swatched them on a piece of cardstock but haven't used them on any of my coloring pages yet. But, upon first use I think they're pretty average for paint pens. They are pretty and easy to use. Some of the colors are a bit more glittery than others. And some of the colors use a gold glitter than turns the color more gold than the actual color it's trying to convey. The worst culprit is probably the red pen. The ink also takes a long time to dry and there is some bleed through even on thicker paper, so keep that in mind if you buy these. I debated about getting the 12 pack or the 24 pack and I'm happy I went with the 12 pack. I only intend to use these to add some small details to pages. So for me, the 12 pack fits my need.

These are basically like fountain pens with glitter ink in them. The nibs are a hard plastic shell, and when you "prime" it by pressing down it sends a bit more ink into it. There is a little bit of bleed through to the back if you use a lot of the ink in one place. It also makes the paper wet so it's a little challenging to spread the inks around extremely smoothly, when you work too much in one area it can start pilling the paper. When looking at it in medium light the glitter can easily look splotchy, but under bright light it still appears to have very nice full coverage. The ink also flows fast so I couldn't easily get sharp corners on shapes. I found it was pretty easy to blend colors using a crosshatch technique. In some cases a brighter contrasting glitter color can also sit on top of a previously colored area. The glitter is very fine, and some of it does rub off after the ink dries, but overall it stays in place. If you set your hand down on some before it dries you will end up with a ton of glitter on yourself. The inks are very brightly colored except the silver one which is a light translucent gray. The pens have either a complementary or matching fine glitter in them: Ink - Glitter Pink - Pink Light Purple - Purple Dark Blue - Purple Light Green - Green Light Blue - Green Dark Purple - Blue Dark Green - Blue Yellow - Gold Orange - Gold Red - Gold Gray - Silver Black - Silver The repeated glitter colors look like they are the same color in both markers, so overall there are only 6 different glitter colors, but the effect of pairing them with the different inks is interesting. This is the first set of glitter pens I have owned and I like them.

Got for my 5yo grandson. He loves them! Lots of colors, very glittery. He’s even good at pressing down on them many times to get the ink flowing.

I was very excited to order these as I had heard really great things about them; ordered them on prime day. Not sure if I got a defective pack, but a lot of them have dried out already :( the color and glitter payoff is great though

Super shimmery, would recommend

I love these pens. My second order of them. Me and my son enjoy colouring in with them. Very colourful and bright

Fab pens great colours with glitter

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These are so ridiculously beautiful. The sparkle and color shift are unreal. I can't to wait to use them further.