Neon Oil Pastels Set of 12 Colors, Soft Oil Pastels for Art Painting, Drawing, Blending (10 x 70 mm)

This set is a total bargain for the quality. The pastels are smooth, soft, and don’t crumble, which makes them a joy to work with. The black is perfect. But let's understand the white. I use the white for blending—it's not super opaque, which might be a downside if you're looking for bright white highlights, but it’s perfect for creating soft, pastel tones and subtle gradients. If you need a bold, pure white for strong highlights, you’ll probably want to pair this with another more opaque white pastel. But for blending and layering, this white delivers beautifully. For how I use it, it’s 5 stars all the way!

Although not a common brand name in oil pastels, these are my favorite. They are really reasonabley priced, but even if they were more expensive I would choose them over other brands, I have even purchased multiple times. I have used Paul Rueben, Selenier, Faber Castell, Pentel and others. I do enjoy the higher "quality" brands, but for some reason I go back to these all the time. When it comes to opacity and "sticking" to the paper, I just love them. The size is what you would expect, the wrapping is similar to mangy pastels. But I love the texture with these. There is just something special about this brand. They are soft but not too soft, not waxy. Blendability, durability of the stick. They dont break in your hand, unless you put too much pressure of course. They are smooth but not too smooth as selenier and paul reubens can be. I am not a professional artist, just enjoy it in my free time. I think this is an amazing brand to start with, for children, and for adults that could be more advanced and want a different experience than the really expensive brands. One more thing, the colors are phenominal. The variety in the bigger sets, but also in the smaller, is incredible. I can not say enough good things about them. I wish everyone knew this secret. One note, just so you know, they do have "crumbs" but nothing like the cheaper brands. I have been using them for over two years.

I'm very happy with the quality of the pastels as well as the amount of variety in color choices. They are durable and easy to use. The size is a standard size for pastels. The pastels are neatly stored in a nice thick case that will keep them safe and organized, I've been using them for a few months now, and they produce good quality color. The pastels are easy to blend too

These are quite nice. The presentation is great in the wooden box. The color selection is also excellent. I knew they would be buttery when I picked one up and got a lot of color on my hands. I would classify them somewhere between student and professional. They are very soft and perfect for blending. Probably not the greatest for details but remarkably easy to use.

Great set. Very messy but good vibrant colors

Great product and color palette. They last long and quality is high for the price.

Better than expected, blends and colors are the best.

Love these so much. I did a lot of research as I am a beginner. These weren't really being mentioned a lot, but I did find a video on YouTube that mentioned them and actually reviewed them against Mungyo and Sennelier I tried these first and love them. They are right in the middle of the higher end vs lower end. They are soft, easy to blend, can hold their own next to higher end and fun to work with. I have yet to break one. They come in a tin box so nicely protected. Easy to clean up. Great for the money. If I had to say anything I would go ask the way to the 120 count if you can swing it just so you have more if a variety.