Sharpie S-Note Duo Highlighters Pastel Markers

Key features

These pastel dual ended markers blend highlighting and drawing in one handy tool, making study notes, journaling and creative projects more distinctive. The dual tip allows switching between fine bullet lines and broader strokes, giving you versatility without swapping pens. The pastel colours are translucent, helping you layer notes and highlights without overpowering the page. With water based ink that is no-bleed, your work stays clean and legible even when you vibrant highlight across dense notes 🖊️🎨. The pack contains 16 markers with colour coded clips for quick organisation and easy colour matching in your notebooks or planners.

Tech specs

Sharpie S-Note Duo Highlighters are designed as a dual ended marker with a fine bullet tip and a chisel tip, ideal for highlighting, underlining and drawing. The included colours are assorted pastel shades that give a soft look to text and diagrams. The ink is water based and no-bleed to protect neighbouring text and to keep pages neat. Packaging is recyclable, reflecting a practical choice for daily use and long writing sessions. This set includes 16 markers to cover a range of accents and art styles, from light underlines to broader colour blocks. The markers are easy to store and share in classrooms or home offices, supporting a calm, organised workflow. For everyday writers, students and creative journaling, these tools blend function and fun in a single product. You can rely on consistent performance across notes and sketches, whether you are colour coding revision or adding gentle artwork to your pages 🧷🗒️.

Who it’s for

Ideal for students, diary keepers and creative enthusiasts who want a compact, reliable set of pastel dual ended markers. If you value easy accessibility, non-bleed ink and the ability to switch between precise lines and broad highlights, this Sharpie set fits well into daily study or hobby routines. It’s a pragmatic choice for people who colour code notes, sketch ideas or decorate planners without sacrificing clarity. The 16 count provides enough variety for selective emphasis while keeping costs reasonable for personal use or classroom sharing.