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Karin BrushmarkerPRO Brush Pens MegaBox PLUS 72 colours & 3 blenders Postage as per actuals

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Karin BrushmarkerPRO Brush Pens MegaBox PLUS 72 colours & 3 blenders Postage as per actualsMegaBox PLUS 72 colors of Brushmarkers PRO (including 12 neon colors) + Blenders (3 pieces) in exclusive packaging for easy use and storage. The markers are arranged according to the methodology of creating colors, which facilitates the creation of tonal transitions. Included colors: sulfur yellow 269, almond 216, amber 195, blush 172, pale orange 357, black 030, skin1. 200, skin2. 201, canary 166, cerise 375, orange red 051, fire red 092, lipstick

MegaBox PLUS - 72 colors of Brushmarkers PRO (including 12 neon colors) + Blenders (3 pieces) in exclusive packaging for easy use and storage. The markers are arranged according to the methodology of creating colors, which facilitates the creation of tonal transitions. 

Included colors: sulfur yellow 269, almond 216, amber 195, blush 172, pale orange 357, black 030, skin1. 200, skin2. 201, canary 166, cerise 375, orange-red 051, fire red 092, lipstick red 181, pale pink 220, rose pink 168, magenta red 170, burgundy 075, magenta 359, red lilac 358, plum 197, gold 283, grass 253, henna 105, pale violet 247, lilac 226, violet-blue 688, indigo blue 169, sapphire blue 189, Egyptian blue 305, cyan 207, sky blue 621, arctic blue 264, cool aqua 204, ocean teal 377, lush green 228, olive black 447, olive green 281, apple 210, curry 297, lime green 071, ochre 552, rosewood 272, sandstone 174, red 209, praline 385, copper brown 282, cinnamon 199, royal blue 045, cocoa 213, sepia 074 , cool grey 1.160, cool grey 2.159, cool grey 3.158, warm gray 1.278, turquoise 654, warm gray 2.277, warm gray 3. 276, neutral gray 1.133, neutral gray 2.132, neutral gray 3.131

PLUS neon colors: neon orange, neon light green, neon pink, neon yellow, neon blue, neon violet, neon yellow green, neon orange-red, neon canary, neon green, neon red lilac, neon violet blue.

Karin Brushmarker PRO markers each contain 2.4 ml of water-based paint. Thanks to the “liquid ink” technology featured in Karin markers, the ink remains consistent in quality and vibrancy until the last drop. They are twice as efficient as traditional filter markers. In addition, they are equipped with a Japanese super durable and flexible nylon tip. They contain non-toxic paints with intense dye-based color. The colors can be mixed and lightened, plus tonal transitions can be achieved by contacting the ends of two different marker tips. Store vertically.

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