Karin Marker Basic DECOBRUSH Marker, One Size

I get all the colors and sets for the most part in one go and not bad for what the price is too!

The brush pens are expensive but well worth the money. Acrylic markers can't compare or compete with Karin's Decobrush pigment-based pens. They paint is easy flowing (and without pumping), it goes on smoothly, and the brush tip has the perfect flexibility for doing thick or fine lines and everything in between. Out of the 84 pens, I received just one with a dry & stiff brush and ink that didn't flow. But Dandy Store had the manufacturer send me a single pen replacement that arrived in my mailbox within 4 days. The customer service rep pleasantly apologized and didn't make me mail the defective pen back or jump through hoops to prove there was a problem. If you are going to buy these amazing pens (there are 7 sets of 12), purchase them through Dandy Store on Amazon. You will love them--both the pens and Dandy Store.

It was great overall but the henna was dried out completely and didn’t work. I ran it under warm water but it still wouldn’t budge. Plus one of the sides were bent. Still great pens and I totally recommend.

I started out buying the neon markers and loved them. Then I bought the metallic and loved those more. Next I bought the brush marker pro set and thought I was content. I watched a video about the deco markers and should have bought them first. I couldn't decide if I wanted them all or not so I got the 3 tier set. After they came I ended up buying the nudes as well. I love them!

These are good markers. I personally feel these are over rated after watching the many video reviews. Some seem to be more "juicy" than others. Personally, the Ohuhu markers are just as good if not better. I dunno. Gonna have to use these more I suppose to formulate a true opinion. Just a bit underwhelmed. Had so many hopes for these.

My wife requested these and she has been raving about the experience since she got them.

I cannot even tell you how disappointed I am with these. They make you think these are high quality markers and they use special "ink technology" but they are horrible. Even brand new the ink is horrible, it is so far from being opaque like they say on the actual markers themselves. You would need to do like 10 coats to actually cover something completely. It flakes off too.. the ink is so diluted that it's only useful as a wash or to use as watercolors.. GET POSCA if you want an actual paint marker. These are just a joke

Very good, amazing