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Kwz Ink Brown Pink - Compact Review

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I ADORE this color. Coming from a woman who loathes pink, that's saying something. Behaves very well in my Omas stub.

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This is one of my favorites as well. Its in my top three purplish pink inks, along with Diamine Tyrian Purple, and R&K Scabiosa.

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Reminds me of Skrip Persian Rose. This ink is a little bit "dustier" and doesn't have quite as much pop, but it's still very similar. I like it! Thanks for the review.

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Great review. I really love Brown Pink, it's definitely one of KWZs more unique offerings. This and Honey, of course!

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Very nice review! I like this color alot. I may have to get a sample.

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