Glitter or neon: picking a party ink

What Dazzle actually does

Dazzle is our glitter line. The flakes ride in the ink itself, so every dab lays down a circle that catches the ceiling lights and winks back. The bottles wear pearlescent caps so you can spot the glitter shades in a crowded caddy without opening anything.

It dabs like our classic ink. The flakes do not clog the foam tip and the circle stays crisp, which is the part we worked hardest on. Glitter that ruins the tip is not a party, it is a mess.

What Super Bright actually does

Super Bright is fluorescent ink in a clear bottle. Under ordinary hall light it reads as a loud, saturated color. Under black light it glows, which is the whole point of cosmic bingo nights where the room goes dark and the cards light up.

The clear bottle is deliberate. Fluorescent shades are close cousins in the caddy, and seeing the ink itself beats reading a label when the lights are already low.

Matching ink to the night

Holiday parties, fundraisers and birthday tables lean Dazzle. The sparkle photographs well and reads festive even before the first number is called. Cosmic and late-night events lean Super Bright, because glow beats glitter the moment the black lights come on.

Plenty of regulars keep one of each in the tote next to their everyday color. The party inks use the same bottles and the same tips, so nothing about the grip changes when the night does.