Crayola launches makeup collection with 95 colors

Your childhood is back

Your childhood is back

Crayola launches makeup collection with 95 colors

Your childhood is back

In elementary school, there was nothing cooler than being the kid in class who whipped out a 64-color Crayola box during coloring time. Playing with crayons is probably what sparked many makeup-enthusiast's love of makeup. Crayola Beauty recently launched exclusively at ASOS. It has a whopping 58 pieces (all vegan) that range from $15 to $40. There are face crayons, lip and cheek crayons, color-changing lip crayons, highlighters, mascaras, eye shadow palettes, lip palettes and brushes. True to the brand's DNA, the colors are highly pigmented and the options are (pretty much) endless, with a grand total of 95 shades.The packaging is nostalgic, with multiuse face crayons shaped just like regular crayons and trio packs in that familiar yellow and green box. All of the color names — Fuzzy Wuzzy, a dusty rose, Tumbleweed, a cool beige, Outer Space, a metallic slate blue — are taken from shades of actual Crayola crayons.A press release notes the collection is gender fluid and the campaign photos reflect that spirit, with both men and women wearing the products.Before this launch, Crayola has served as inspiration for many beauty collaborations, including a collection of nail polish with Sally Hansen and a set of lipsticks with Clinique. Over on YouTube, people have long used Crayola colored pencils as DIY colored liners. The safety of that hack was questionable, but now, you can safely paint your face to your heart's content.

recently launched exclusively at . It has a whopping 58 pieces (all vegan) that range from $15 to $40. There are , , , , , , and . True to the brand's DNA, the colors are highly pigmented and the options are (pretty much) endless, with a grand total of 95 shades.

The packaging is nostalgic, with multiuse face crayons shaped just like regular crayons and trio packs in that familiar yellow and green box. All of the color names — Fuzzy Wuzzy, a dusty rose, Tumbleweed, a cool beige, Outer Space, a metallic slate blue — are taken from shades of actual Crayola crayons.

Courtesy

A press release notes the collection is gender fluid and the campaign photos reflect that spirit, with both men and women wearing the products.

Courtesy

Before this launch, Crayola has served as inspiration for many beauty collaborations, including a and a . Over on YouTube, people have long used Crayola colored pencils as . The safety of that hack was questionable, but now, you can safely paint your face to your heart's content.