This sample of Endless Alchemy Magic Peach Fuzz was a free random sample with purchase from JetPens. It’s a very pale peach/salmy with some shimmer.

Scans

The scans appear darker and more salmon-ish than it does in visible light, likely the scanner software attempting to correct for the ink being so pale.

Scan of an ink swatch card made from Col-o-ring paper Scan of an ink swatch card made from Iroful paper Scan of an ink swatch card made from MD paper
Swatch Card Scans. Click to enlarge.

Photos

The shimmer shows up well in the large swatches, and appears to be very fine shimmer.

Swatch Card Photos. Click to enlarge.

Photos give a better impression of how pale and “peach-y” the writing is in visible light.

Microscope

Still not a fan of this one, but it makes another good example of the paper types and smoothness of the letters, shading, and such. Even when I forget to label or sort the photos between paper types it’s not difficult to tell them apart from how the lines look.

Ink under Magnification. Click to enlarge.

Iroful is extremely smooth, Midori is sorta smooth, and Col-o-ring is rough.

Chromatography

Like the ink, the chromatography is very pale, some very pale pink and yellow.

Photo of chromatography paper under UV light.
Chromatography strip photo under UV light

Nothing too noteworthy under UV light, but there is a slight green and blue halo past the leading edge.

Verdict

I’m glad I tried the sample because I didn’t care much for this ink. Far too pale and not a color I like. The subtle shimmer is good though.

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