all about my glass pen

A lot of you guys have been asking about my glass pen so here it is! Majohn Wancai Mini Glass Pen 🫶 Aaand I just found out that there's a fountain pen version 🫪 I got them from TheWriteStylePH for less than ₱400 each! #fountainpen #journaltok #stationery #CapCut Hi everyone, welcome to Bianca's desk. A lot of you have been asking about the glass pen I'm using for my ink swatches. This glass pen is from Majohn, it's called the Wancai Mini or Wancai. Here's a size comparison. It's really small, but you can screw on the cap on the other end of the pen to make it longer. And recently I found out that there is a fountain pen version of it. So here's what the fountain pen version looks like. It comes in extra fine and fine, and mine is in extra fine. And since they share the same size, I think they're interchangeable. Let's try it. Here's the result. So yes, they are interchangeable. By the way, this is an eyedropper pen. So you're gonna put the ink directly into the barrel. I haven't tried it though, so I'm not really sure how it works. The body also has shimmers in it. Now let's try one of them for ink swatches. The Hayabusa. It's so cute, it's tiny. Here is the fountain pen, and I am impressed. It writes really smooth out of the box. The glass pen, not anyone sometimes I rotate the glass pen a lot because there's that side that is kind of blunt. So the ink doesn't flow that much. But I love this glass pen. As for the price, the fountain pen costs around 280 pesos with voucher, while its glass pen is around 300+ pesos. It's one of the most budget-friendly pens I'm here and I'm happy to say that it's worth it. That's it until next.