on saleNoodler's Georgia Peach - 3oz Bottled Ink

I got this ink in a packet of random ink samples. After I tried it with a dip pen, I pulled out my new UltraViolet flashlight and sure enough, this ink is a UV emitter. Unfortunately, this does not show up on my phone's picture of the ink, although it is visible to the eye. That accounts for the vibrant color, I think. I found it to be a rather wet ink.

Its so vibrant! But in the bottle it looks so translucent! Its pefect and makes my pages pop! I use it mostly on 160g paper in the archer&olive collection and it dries as quickly as I write, but on tomoe river paper it takes a lot longer to dry, but i was expecting that! Over all its a fab color and the noodlers know how to use every inch of their bottles!

Great color but it does bleed a bit.

I bought this to use in a Platinum Preppy highlighter. I am a grad student and spend a lot of time reading. I was tired of traditional highlighters drying up within a matter of a week or two and I wanted a more environmental friendly option. This color is a medium-light salmon/coral. It definitely has orange and yellow undertones. I wanted a color other than yellow to use for highlighting. I use it in textbooks that do not have the best paper quality and only have slight bleed through where I pick up the highlighter at the end of a section. It doesn't bother me enough to stop using it. It works well on copy paper over laser printed pages.

I received this as a gift from a friend since pink is my favourite colour and I am on a quest for the perfect shade. The shade in the picture is a bit more pale than it shows on my paper- which is a darker salmon. My largest issue is the absolutely horrendous bleedthrough. Whether I use it on tomoe river paper, leuchtturm paper, or (god forbid) moleskine paper, there are so many spots of bleedthrough that my disappointment results in pouring the ink out of my pen and back into the bottle until I again wonder why I never use it. This ink will sooner collect dust on my shelf than it will be used again. It is a shame that such a gorgeous color brings so much heartache.