Melifluo Dual Tip Colouring Pens (24-colour fine & brush marker set)

The essentials

If you like colouring books, sketching, or the occasional bit of calligraphy, a dual-tip set can make life simpler. The Melifluo Dual Tip Colouring Pens are built around one practical idea: you get a brush-style tip for colouring and blending, plus a finer tip for lining and small details, all in the same pen. In a single pocketable set, it’s aimed at adults who want to switch between broad colour work and sharper definition without changing tools.

The set offers 24 colours, and the caps are colour-coded so you can spot what you need quickly. Over the paper, that matters—especially if you’re layering colours or working in a detailed page and don’t want to pause to decode the shades.

Key features at a glance

What you’ll notice first is the dual-tip design. The brush-felt tip is described as soft and around 1–2 mm, intended for colouring and shading. The fine felt tip is described at about 4 mm, for outlining and bigger definition than you’d normally get from ultra-fine markers. That combination is the core of the appeal for colouring pages and sketch work where you need both fill and line.

The colour range is positioned as bright and “highly pigmented”, with pigments described as strong and non-toxic, and quick-drying. The brand also highlights that different colours can be layered and mixed more easily, with less worry about smudging or marks—though, as with any felt-tip set, results will still depend on the paper you use and how heavy-handed you are.

What it’s like to use (and where it helps)

On a colouring page, the brush tip is the part you’ll reach for most: you can lay down colour, then soften edges or add shading without needing a separate brush. A simple workflow could look like this: colour a section using the brush tip, then switch to the fine tip to pick out outlines or small internal details (leaves, hair strands, lettering-style highlights). When you’re done, the dual tips let you tidy up without hunting for another liner.

For drawing and DIY-style projects, having both tip types in one pen set can reduce clutter. If you keep a small desk setup for evenings—rather than a full-on art kit—this kind of compact “do-more-with-less” format tends to feel more usable.

The limits to keep in mind

It’s a beginner-to-intermediate friendly option, but it doesn’t present itself as a professional calligraphy tool or a premium artist marker designed for extreme precision. The “fine” tip is still described as 4 mm, so if your priority is razor-thin lines, you may find it a bit more noticeable than you’d expect.

Also, the claims around quick-drying and easy blending are helpful, but they aren’t the same thing as guaranteed no bleed/no streak. Felt-tip performance varies a lot by paper weight and finish. If your colouring books are especially thin, it’s worth testing on a spare page first.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want one set for everyday creativity: colouring books for adults, sketching, basic drawing, scrapbooking accents, and lettering-style projects. The dual-tip format is particularly good if you tend to alternate between filling areas and adding definition.

You may want to skip it if you already own precision fineliners and you’re specifically chasing ultra-fine detail work, or if you’re trying to replace a full set of dedicated art brush pens/markers with different nib styles.

Tech specs

• Name: Melifluo Dual Tip Colouring Pens
• Type: Dual tip colouring & marker set (felt tip pens)
• Format: Brush tip + fine tip
• Capacity: 24 colours

Is it worth it?

Buy the Melifluo Dual Tip Colouring Pens if you want a practical 24-colour set that covers both colouring and outlining in one tool, with quick-drying and strong pigments positioned as the main strengths. It’s a solid “grab-and-go” kit for adult colouring, sketching, calligraphy-style practice, and scrapbooking touches—especially if you prefer fewer items on your desk.

Don’t rush in if you need very fine line work: the fine tip is described at about 4 mm, which can be too broad for people who focus on hairline precision. And because felt tips can behave differently depending on the paper, it’s worth checking compatibility with your colouring book before you commit to a full page.

Mini FAQ

What are the two tips used for?

The set pairs a soft brush-felt tip (for colouring and shading) with a finer felt tip (for outlining and smaller details).

Are these pens suitable for adult colouring books?

Yes, they’re presented for use with adult colouring books, as well as manga, calligraphy, sketching and drawing.

Do they blend colours easily?

They’re described as layering and mixing colours easily, and quick-drying is included as part of the idea.

Will they work for calligraphy?

They’re suggested for calligraphy and lettering-style work, but the “fine” tip size may limit how hairline your results can be.

What’s included in the set?

You get 24 dual-tip pens, and the set comes in a black box designed to be compact and portable.