Highlighter set BRUYNZEEL SAKURA ROY-60283002 — yellow and pink

BRUYNZEEL SAKURA ROY-60283002 highlighter set contains two fluorescent markers in yellow and pink designed for clear, visible emphasizing of printed or handwritten text on paper. The compact duo offers straightforward color coding for study materials, office documents and planners. The markers are intended for simple, reliable highlighting without additional multifunctional features.

Advantages

The set delivers strong fluorescent pigments that remain legible on standard paper and do not obscure underlying text. Each marker features a chisel tip for variable line widths, allowing both broad highlighting and narrower underlining. The compact two‑color configuration saves space in pencil cases or desk drawers and enables fast color differentiation between categories of information.

Suitable for

• Students marking textbooks, notes and flashcards
• Office workers organizing documents and reports
• Planners and bullet journal users color‑coding schedules and tasks
• Teachers preparing materials and marking important passages

Key specifications

• Colors: fluorescent yellow and fluorescent pink
• Tip type: chisel tip for variable stroke widths
• Ink type: water‑based fluorescent ink formulated for paper highlighting
• Set contents: two markers (one yellow, one pink)
• Suitable surfaces: standard office and copy paper, notebooks, planners

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the marker at an angle to apply a smooth, continuous stroke over the text you want to emphasize. Use the broad side of the chisel tip for wide highlighting and the narrow edge for underlining or writing. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying. Test on a small corner of the paper if working with particularly thin or delicate sheets to check for bleed‑through.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally or capped upright at room temperature and away from direct sunlight to maintain ink performance. For best results on important documents, allow ink to dry fully before stacking or closing notebooks to avoid smudging.