Faber-Castell Textliner 46, Pastel Highlighters, Chisel Tip, Water-Based, Full Pastel Range, Ideal for School & Office Use, Orange, Red, Blue, Green - Set of 8

The set contains eight coordinated pastel colors designed for subtle, legible highlights. The palette includes orange, red, blue, and green, plus four additional pastel shades to cover a full pastel range.

The ink is water-based for smooth, even coverage with quick-dry properties to reduce smudging. The chisel tip offers three line widths: 1 mm, 2 mm, and 5 mm for versatile highlighting and underlining.

The eight highlighters come in a sturdy, organized wallet that keeps shades visible and easy to access, making it convenient to carry and store.

They’re great for color-coding notes in school or work, highlighting sections in planners, journals, and revision guides, and creating clear visual hierarchies in documents with multiple topics.

Yes. They use water-based ink and are designed for typical classroom and office use. They are formulated to meet common safety expectations for school supplies.

Recap firmly after use and store at room temperature in the included wallet. Keep caps on when not in use to prevent drying and preserve color integrity.

Compared to the Textliner 46 Neon Highlighters and other Textliner 46 pastel options, the pastel set emphasizes softer tones suitable for subtler color-coding, while neon variants offer brighter visibility. See alternatives on Fepy for exact color ranges and pricing: https://fepy.com/product/faber-castell-textliner-46-neon-highlighters-set-8 and https://fepy.com/product/faber-castell-textliner-46-pastel-highlighters-set-6

Angle the tip lightly against the page for a thinner 1 mm line, apply more pressure and a flatter angle for a broader 5 mm highlight, and test on scrap paper first to ensure the color density matches your needs before applying to your main document.

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Yes. Use the pastel shades to create a color-coded system: highlight main topics in one shade, subtopics in another, and callouts or important notes in a third. This helps you visually navigate study guides, journals, and multi-topic documents quickly.