ZEST - IT Pencil Blend 250 ml, TZP250

Great for blending coloured pencils. Works quickly and effectively but best to practice first. You only need a little, I use cotton buds but cotton wool pads, or even tissue would work as well it’s interesting to see how the colours react when blended in this way.

So I used this in my sketch book which isnt the best paper for colour pencil or solvents but it is what I use to test most products as I hate ruining good paper feels like a wast.That said I really liked the result I was able to get more layers of colour down and increase the saturation of the the colours there is still a little grain to the piece this is wholly down to the paper.Also a tip if you haven't used solvents before less is more honestly. I don't dip my brush in the solvent directly I tip the container to one side and mop up residue from where the solvent used to be. Some people I have seen dip the brush then dry the brush with cloth not tissue and then wait for the brush to dry a little before using again seems like a waste but it works.All in all smells nice works great even on my test piece.

Absolutely fantastic product for blending and smoothing coloured pencils. Use personally with Derwent Procolour (wax-based) and Faber-Castell Polychromos (oil-based) and highly recommend ANNIEGETCHA's recommendation on her for using it within a water brush, so convenient and effective!

Excellent results from product. First time out using this so tried blending on Prisma Coloured pencil piece and results are really good you can add other layers of colour if you apply thinly and its still damp it adds a deep glow to illustration work. Arrived before due date, well packaged. Label carries Solvent Care/Safety info written in English. Its large enough to last for months and I highly recommend both item and Seller service

really good for blending no strong fumes

Have only used this once but was Impressed with the results. Will take a bit of practice to achieve desired results

This is the first solvent I've tried, and I really love it. I use it sparingly over each layer of coloured pencil I lay down to blend it out and fill in all the gaps in the paper without destroying the tooth. The results are amazing and really elevate my drawings with no extra effort, and it completely boosts up the vibrancy of all the colours.250ml is more than enough, I can't imagine getting through the whole bottle anytime within the next year.It doesn't leave any marks when dry, but has a very strong smell (as does any solvent) however I think this is supposed to smell nicer than other solvents on the market.

Works really well and smells pleasant too. Used it with coloured pencils, graphite and for underpainting with soft pastels - recommended