Product
The ZEBRA MILDLINER Double-Ended Highlighter Cool Set of 5 offers soft, muted colors designed for highlighting, writing, and drawing. Each pen features two tip sizes, making it a versatile tool for note-taking, journaling, and creative projects.
Specifications
- Water-based ink formula that delivers smooth, consistent color without bleeding through most paper types
- Dual-ended design featuring a 4 mm chisel tip for broad highlighting and a 1 mm to 1.4 mm fine bullet tip for precise writing and detailing
- Cool-toned assorted set includes five colors: red, violet, green, dark blue, and gray
- Mild, pastel-like ink tones that add color emphasis without overwhelming the page
- Compact pen format with clearly differentiated ends for quick tip selection
Usage
Remove the cap from the desired end and apply ink directly to paper. Use the chisel tip for standard highlighting over printed or handwritten text. Switch to the fine bullet tip for underlining, annotating, or adding decorative details. The water-based ink dries quickly and layers well, allowing you to combine multiple colors for color-coded organization or creative layouts.
FAQ
- Are ZEBRA MILDLINER highlighters suitable for use in bullet journals and planners? Yes, the mild ink tones and dual-tip design make them particularly popular for bullet journaling, planning, and decorative note-taking without overpowering the page.
- Do these highlighters bleed through paper? The water-based ink is formulated to minimize bleed-through on most standard notebook and planner paper, though results may vary on very thin or low-quality paper.
- What is the difference between the two tips? The chisel tip measures 4 mm and is designed for broad highlighting strokes, while the fine bullet tip measures 1 mm to 1.4 mm for detailed writing, underlining, and drawing.
- Which colors are included in the Cool set of 5? The Cool set contains red, violet, green, dark blue, and gray, all in the signature soft, muted MILDLINER tones.
- Can MILDLINER highlighters be used over ink without smearing? They work well over most dried ballpoint and gel pen inks. However, it is recommended to let ink dry completely before highlighting to avoid potential smearing, especially with certain gel or fountain pen inks.
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