Highlighter markers BIC Highlighter Grip Pastel 4 pcs — chisel tip, blue/green/pink/yellow

Set of 4 BIC Highlighter Grip Pastel markers in blue, green, pink and yellow with chisel tips. These highlighters provide pastel fluorescent ink designed for emphasizing text, notes and documents. The ergonomic rubber grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use, while the chisel nib lets you switch between broad highlighting and fine underlining. Packaged in a blister, the set is suitable for study, office and home tasks and is recommended for users aged 3 and above.

Advantages

The pastel fluorescent ink offers clear yet soft colour contrast that preserves readability of printed and handwritten text. Chisel tips ensure versatile line widths for different highlighting needs, and the non-slip ergonomic grip improves control and comfort. The compact blister pack keeps markers organised and portable for on-the-go use. The ink dries quickly to minimise smudging on most paper types.

Suitable for

• Studying and revising notes
• Office document marking and colour-coding
• Home organisation, planners and calendars
• Arts and crafts that require soft fluorescent accents

Key specifications

• Set contents: 4 highlighter markers
• Tip type: chisel tip for broad and fine strokes
• Colours: pastel blue, pastel green, pastel pink, pastel yellow
• Ink type: fluorescent pastel ink, quick-drying
• Grip: ergonomic rubberised grip
• Packaging: blister pack
• Recommended age: from 3 years

How to use

Hold the marker at a comfortable angle so the chisel tip matches the width of the line you want to create. Use the broad side of the tip for highlighting whole lines or paragraphs and the narrow edge for underlining or writing fine accents. Replace the cap after use to avoid drying out the ink. For the best result, test on a scrap of the same paper to check for bleed-through before applying to important documents.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with the cap securely closed. Keep out of reach of very young children without supervision. Avoid contact with skin and fabrics; wash promptly if ink comes into contact with skin. Not all papers behave the same—use a light touch on thin or highly absorbent paper to reduce bleed-through.