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theeblackestblu
Greater than one weekVery Smooth, very Creamy and easy to blend. Solid pigment amount and totally worth the price. Im very glad good for beginner and professional.
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carol irvin
> 3 dayI am also using these with the Sennelier pastels, both oil and chalk. I use these on the bottom and work up to the Senneliers. I think these are very good and the price is just great. The Senneliers are wonderful but terribly expensive. If you need to bypass the Senneliers entirely due to cost, I think you could get a remarkable amount accomplished just using these. If you can afford to get the Senneliers, then get these in addition to them. I also am getting more of a color selection by using both brands.
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carlos vicente sandoval
> 3 dayBueno
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Tutku Vatansever
> 3 dayAmazing qualitiy for the price, I could paint some really nice things
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E. Ferrara
Greater than one weekLove these. On a par in softness with Caran Dache. What a bargain. They are smooth and creamy. Give them a try. I could not believe how good they are for the price.
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Susan Catanese Hamilton
> 3 dayBeautiful yummy Pastels! Here Is a photo of the 8 colors I tested on smooth watercolor paper below my new set of 48 Gallery Mungyo oil Pastels. Very nice colors! Very smooth, creamy and about 3 inches long. I love these Pastels and I LOVE the price! Do not hesitate to buy these before buying the expensive ones. The results are pretty much the same for much less!
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reviewer
> 3 dayThey blend well, have great choice in color and pictures come out great. Definitely worth the money.
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Melissa Hall
> 3 dayI found these very easy to work with. I attached a photo that was the second piece of art I’ve ever made with oil pastels and I think it turned out pretty good. The color range was great and they have a good color pay off. I think it is a great product for the price!
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Xfg42
07-06-2025Nice and creamy good pigment blends very well would buy again
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m. preston
> 3 dayI just really like these oil pastels. When I decided I wanted to try OP, I did a little research. I didnt want to pay a fortune but I didnt want to get the lowest grade product either. I cant remember who initially recommended Mungyo, but Im so glad I ordered them. Im an amateur. I like drawing and use whatever suits my fancy at that moment. Ive used graphite, colored pencils, alcohol markers, and now oil pastels. These go on smooth, they blend well, I enjoy using them. I cant compare these to professional grade OP having never used the really expensive ones, but I do recommend these.