Zebra Mildliners Review

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             Last year, for my birthday I got a set of Zebra Mildliners. This stationary item from Japan is very popular among other bullet journalist and you may have seen them on Instagram or Youtube. I wanted to share my experience with using them.

 In the set that I got, I have a pastel green, pastel purple, pink, light blue, and a light grey. On the side of the mildliner with the clip, is the chisel tip side. Then on the other side is the small tip, which I use to write with.
 
 
Zebra Mildliners are double-sided highlighters that have softer tones that look really pretty on paper.

I have had them for almost a year and they still write like brand new. I love to use them in my bullet journal and they are much better than the neon yellow highlighters I normally use. Plus, these markers don't bleed through my bullet journal pages. If you don't like this particular color selection, there are a bunch of other sets that have other colors that are also very pretty.

For each color of mildliner, I wrote "hello" using the chisel tip on the top and the small tip on the bottom.
Here is a link to Amazon if you are interested in these.

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-Katelyn


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