60 Colours Colouring Pens, Paper-Friendly No Peeling Water-Based Markers, Dual Tips Brush Pens for Adult Colouring Books, Coloring Markers for Calligraphy Drawing Journal - Pupe Series

Lovely pens! I just haven’t found the blending pen very useful for blending colours, but I’m new to this sort of thing so I might be doing it wrong! But I love how they layer up and can add shade etc doing this! So fun

Really nice product, presented in a good quality case. Dual tipped pens which flow well and the ability to blend and build up colours are very good. No bleeding on the paper I used but yet to use in my journal. Very easy to use and dries quickly.

So juicy! I love the colour selection and it doesn't bleed through unlike others. Amazing value

These are my favourite pens. They are really good quality and don't bleed through the pages. The overall colour and coverage is great. I love the look of the case. I like how the pens didn't just come on their own and you having to find a place to store them. This is definitely worth the money.

Great vibrant colours! Perfect for my journal and colouring book. The ink is nice and saturated, will bleed through on thin paper so be warned. It does come with a blending pen but if you’re looking specifically for pens that blend you should get alcohol markers instead. This set is great for more casual colouring.

… I bought these as a ‘treat myself’ moment. Now I’m a full-time color wizard. OHUHU? More like OH-YES-HUHU. These markers? SMOOTH. BLENDABLE. Juicy like a Capri Sun on a summers day. Although I did need a bit of practice to ensure streak free master pieces. Water-based magic. No bleeding. No ghosting. Just pure ✨hydrated pigment power✨. They give you EVERY colour. Like, ‘50 shades of emotional healing’ level of colour. If my house was on fire, I’d save my Ohuhus first. Sorry, dog. Ohuhu Water-Based Markers? 12/10. For artists, doodlers, journalers! . Perfection in a pen (although, the alcohol version are still a teeny bit better but I’m still hugely impressed).

Why oh why I have several sets of ohuhu markers already so was really pleased to get these. Only to be rapidly disappointed. These would be stunning markers with a little more attention to detail. The colours are ok, nothing specular but a nice range and they do come in a nice case although it would be nice if they stopped covering the cases in the brand name, marker name and all the safety warnings and suppliers involved in bright white bold print. The nibs are a hard ridig plastic type material with very little give. More like an old fashioned felt tip from the 1970's than a brush. This means it's very awkward to move around shapes and into smaller areas. Blending was, well a challenge, one which ended in dismal failure. However the fineliner tips worked well, apart from the dry pen. Yes one of them was dried up. Found them clunky and stiff. They didn't sit well in my hands and were just uncomfortable to use. While they don't damage the paper (neither do several other sets they do by the way, and neither do any of the 4 other brands I have) they do bleed through badly unless it's watercolour paper. They are nice enough but I personally thought that they are a total waste of time and money if like me you have the maui or any other waterbased set as they are no better, and in some cases worse than any other watèrbased marker. So these will be going back and I will p to my 160 maui set (basically the same markers, just these are the newer versions in a smaller set, costing more). I had hoped these would be an updated similar type, which they were, but they dont work as well. Brought them for a specific project on thin paper, hence the don't damage paper thing was the main factor. Not really sure what I was expecting but whatever it was, that expectation was not reached. Whilst they didn't damage the paper, the red that I needed was dried up, which was not a good start. Results wise these were about equal to the set of 120 I brought from temu for £24.99 so Ohuhu please do better. maybe next time try a refillable one that is ACTUALLY a brush nib. Definitely will not purchase these again.

There's plenty of colours to choose from and they're double ended with a really fine tip on one side which will come in really handy for intricate work 😀 well worth the money