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These pens are amazing! Easy to use, the ink glides onto the paper (or whatever you are writing on)! The metallic runs smoothly and is outlined by the color of the cap. Perfect for crafts, card making, decoration and more. Water based so they wash off hands and skin easily, no worries about stains! Plenty of ink for hours of fun! Suitable for children 3 and up, great fun for older users. Create unique projects with quality materials. Long lasting.

I wasn't sure how well they were going to work, but they worked great! The outline did not bleed into the silver. These are good quality.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This is my first Amazon review but I wanted to let people know what may be obvious to others but something I didn’t consider. I bought these for use on black paper and as you can see in the photos, the outlines blend in to the background and each color looks like plain silver. On white paper they work perfectly. Just make sure you shake them and prime the tip of the pen on scrap paper before you start.

I have no idea how these markers leave a secondary color around the peremiter, but they do. I will say the the outer color is quite a fine line and would love for it to be wider but one cant mess with magic. As advertised.

Cool. My granddaughters are both artists...or they think so..These pens are different. Lets them use their imagination. Well worth the price.

I coveted shimmer outline markers as a kid. I was so happy to find them again as an adult for a project I was doing with my grandkids. The marker outline is beautiful and the color variety is diverse. Even after sitting for several months, just give them a shake and they will still work as they should.

Two of mine (red and gold) were messed up. They already had ink in the tip when I opened them but only the color (no silver). When I did try to let a little more ink out, it flooded out in a puddle, but did contain both color and silver. Once I had done some scribbling to get out a lot of the the excess ink from the tip, they worked basically like they're supposed to, but always just a little runnier than the rest, and any pressure will set them flooding again. So, you can still use the floody ones if you just have a test page and get it writing like you want there before going to your actual page, and be careful not to press hard at all. The other 10 markers worked well if I give just enough pressure initially to wet the tips with ink (after shaking) and then let it bleed from the base of the tip to the end of the tip. A little more ink will cause thicker lines (with more color on the sides). Sometimes the color outline is uneven and can look blotchy, but I think that is from pressing too hard/long in one place while I write, so can probably practice and get rid of that effect. As many othera have noted, it does bleed through the page. I'm using some printer paper and for me the main color would be fully visible on the pack of the page (see second picture) with a couple small splotches on the page underneath, but none on the 3rd page down. Orange is almost coral. Green is like a forest green/dark teal. Gold is a yellowish-orange (not metallic gold). Everything else looks pretty much the same as its cap. The yellow and light pink are pretty neon, like highlighters.

These markers are so fun! They write silver and are outlined in which ever color you are using. So cool! This is my 2nd set.