Ohuhu Glitter Markers Pen: 12 Glitter Colors Metallic Shimmer Marker Fine Tip Water-based Ink for Kids Adults DIY Crafts Greeting Birthday Cards Making Mugs Wood

Outstanding pens. I have been looking for these pens for 3 years, and they exceeded my expectations. What I was looking for was simple - colored glitter. Most glitter pens dry and look like regular silver glitter - I hate that.These pens are on a whole other level. Not only are they crazy responsive - the ink starts immediately once you prime it 4 times - they are also juicy, vibrant and the glitter color is beyond beautiful. I'm not giving anything else away. I have thousands of pens, from Copic on down, in every medium from gel pens to alcohol markers to paint pens. The last thing I needed was more, but before I came to do this review, I ordered another set. I just got the first set in the mail today. I also RARELY write reviews (so tedious) but couldn't wait to share this one. These are so worth the paltry amount they charge, and I'd bet my bank account that you won't be disappointed. Enough said.

The media could not be loaded. 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 - GlitterPink - PinkLight Purple - PurpleDark Blue - PurpleLight Green - GreenLight Blue - GreenDark Purple - BlueDark Green - BlueYellow - GoldOrange - GoldRed - GoldGray - SilverBlack - SilverThe 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.

These markers are amazing, very juicy and vibrant.... Will buy again

I’ve been using the Ohuhu glitter marker pens, and overall, I’m really enjoying them! The markers are smooth and easy to use, gliding effortlessly on paper, which makes them a pleasure for both art and craft projects. The glitter effect is gorgeous and adds a fun, sparkly touch to everything. While not all of the colors are exactly true to what you might expect (some are a little different once you use them), the range is still pretty nice and I love the variety. They’re great for adding some shimmer and creativity to your work, and despite the slight color discrepancies, I’m still having a lot of fun with them! Highly recommend for anyone looking to add some glittery flair to their art.

I’ve tested quite a few glitter markers for my coloring books, and these are hands-down some of the best. Good ink flow, the colors are bold, vibrant, and have enough shimmer, and the pens themselves are comfortable to hold. They don’t smudge or bleed much, and the glitter effect adds just the right amount of sparkle without being over the top.

Great pens! Reviews really helped to make the decision to purchase them. Vibrant colors, beautiful glitter effect, dazzling! They are great for the journaling. They will not disappoint!

Beautiful glittery colors! I haven’t used them much, but they seem to be high quality. They do bleed through the paper easily, so put an extra piece of paper between and it should work great.

I love the markers in terms of color. But I would call them pens and not markers due to how they work. You shake them and pump the end yet so little seems to come out. I tried coloring in a large space and it was a bit of a struggle. I will use these more for small parts or highlights.In the picture you can see how it colors more like a pen would than a marker.