Ohuhu 160 Colouring Pens for details

If you like colouring that stays sharp right down to the tiny lines, the Ohuhu 160 Colouring Pens are a practical dual tip set for everyday creative work. With a fineliner tip for crisp detail and a brush tip for smoother, broader coverage, you can switch styles without changing tools. The set includes 160 numbered colours, which makes it easier to find the shade you want when you are working through a colouring book, a sketchbook, or a journal page. 🎨

Key features

These Ohuhu colouring pens use a dual tip design so you can move between fine drawing and expressive colouring in one tool. One end is a fineliner tip that is made for details when you are colouring, writing, or doodling. The other end is a soft brush tip with a wider range, so it flows more easily when you want to shade, blend, or colour larger areas.

The set is built around organisation, not guesswork. Each marker is numbered to help you locate colours quickly, which is especially useful when you are matching a reference page or revisiting the same palette across multiple sessions. You also get a blank colour chart so you can edit and organise colours based on your own preferences, rather than relying only on the printed layout.

There is also a refill support element included in the pack. You get replacement brush tips, along with extra fine tips, plus a sample card with preprinted numbers to make it easier to identify shades at a glance. Keeping some spare tips on hand helps you keep your line quality consistent over time.

Tech specs

• Name: Ohuhu 160 Colouring Pens dual tip brush and felt tip set with fineliner
• Type: Water based colouring pens and art markers with fineliner
• Format: Dual tip, fineliner plus soft brush tip
• Size: Fineliner tip 0.4 mm
• Size: Brush tip range 1 to 6 mm
• Capacity: 160 colours
• Colour: Maui - Black

What to know before you buy

The ink formula is water based, non toxic, acid free, and non odour. That combination is useful if you prefer a simpler, more comfortable clean up routine at home, especially compared with alcohol based inks. Water based ink can also be a good match if you want to experiment with lighter washes or watercolour style effects.

Do keep a couple of practical limitations in mind when you plan your pages. The ink is water soluble, which is great for watercolour effects, but thinner paper can bleed more easily when you add moisture. If you are working on lightweight notebook sheets, consider using mixed media or watercolour paper, because those types tend to help reduce bleeding.

One more everyday tip matters for maintaining performance. Make sure you recap the pens after use to help prevent the tips from drying out. That simple habit can make a real difference, particularly if you are taking breaks between sessions or storing the set in a bag or drawer.

You can also use the set across a wide range of creative activities. It can suit colouring book pages, drawing and sketching, manga style work, calligraphy practice, and journalling layouts. If you are using calendars, you can add both lettering and decorative shading with the same kit, which keeps your desk setup tidy.

Who it’s for

It makes sense if you want one set that covers both fine line work and broader colouring without switching tools. You’ll like it if you colour frequently and value a numbered system to speed up choosing colours. It might not be a great match if you only work on very thin paper and are not willing to switch paper types for water based ink. For adults and art lovers who enjoy detailed doodles as well as larger shaded areas, the dual tip approach is a strong fit.