Claire M. Thompson
Colors are beautiful and pens are easy to use.

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Colors are beautiful and pens are easy to use.
These are perfect and non-toxic for children. Ages 2 and up.
ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL! It definitely takes a little time to get used to the pen and how hard to press to make smaller and larger dots BUT it’s amazing. Wait for it to dry and THEN apply two layers of top coat, it lasts for WEEKS! Did a bunch of designs on my fiancée’s nails and we had to SCRUB the polish off. Would 100% recommend!
They work well and stayed well. If you add a top coat it lasts as long as the polish. Pleased.
They work really really good tbh
Colors were good. Works as advertised. Easy to use and was a good value.
These pens definitely give you more control over your nail art than using nail polish with a nail art tool. Perfect for flowers, hearts and basic designs. You press down on a paper a few times, to get the ink out, and just draw your designs.
Love all the colors
I bought these for my 13 year old daughter. She loves them. They are easy and lovely colors, she has had fun experimenting with designs!
A few helpful tips before you create your next look.
The set includes 12 dual-tip nail art pens in 12 colors. Each pen has a fine tip and a brush tip in the same color. Base polish, top coat and nail tips are not included.
Use the fine tip for dots, outlines and delicate details. Switch to the brush tip for broader strokes, petals and filling in your designs.
Start with a fully dry base color. Draw your design with light pressure, let the artwork air-dry, then finish with a compatible top coat. Recap each pen after use.
The pen design is left to air-dry. Your base polish or top coat may have different requirements: if you use gel products, follow their instructions for curing with a compatible lamp.
Yes. Once your artwork has dried completely, gently apply a compatible top coat to help protect the design. Avoid repeatedly brushing over wet artwork, as this can smear the pattern.
Start with simple dots, hearts or short lines, then try more detailed patterns as you get comfortable. Practice on a spare nail tip first to get a feel for the pressure and line width.
Replace both caps securely after each use to help prevent the tips from drying out. Keep the pens away from direct heat and sunlight, and avoid pressing hard enough to damage the tips.