🖍️ OOLY Natural Beeswax Crayons - Set of 24 (133-50): Brilliant Colors for Creative Artwork Review

After my 2 year old art lover has tried many different brands of ergonomic colored pencils, this is by far my (and her) favorite colored pencil set. The colors are bold, highly pigmented, and long-lasting enough to stand up to the way she holds them and draws heavily, even if they keep hitting the floor. In my opinion this was very beneficial since other brands broke and I had to keep replacing them, but not so with these, although I don't hesitate to buy more when the time is right. Also, the…

I bought these for my daughter because I was delighted with the natural beeswax colored pencils. However, when I brought them home, I noticed that they don't smell like beeswax, and the box says they were made in China, which isn't exactly known for beeswax production (to say the least). So I went to the manufacturer's website and found this ingredient list: Pencil Wax. Contains: Paraffin & Hydrocarbon Wax, Stearic Acid (Pure), Talc (Mg3H2(SiO3)4), Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Benzoamine (Oxidated)…

I LOVE these crayons. We have been using it for 2 years and finally got to the test. My 2 and 3 year olds play with these as long as they could get their hands on them and when all the crayons are broken and worn out we order new ones. We're repeating customs for a reason - these crayons are AMAZING. Firstly, from walls, tables and floors, they are easily washed off with hot water and soap, and if you use a magic eraser, then from 0 to 60 to clean. Kids eat them, yes eat them, or rather chew…

Most people who buy a product called Natural Beeswax Crayons are looking for a non-petrochemical alternative to your standard Crayola chalk. If I had been more diligent, I would have realized that this product is not the right one. The box doesn't list the ingredients (although another reviewer found them; beeswax is only a secondary ingredient, not the main ingredient). Also, nowhere on the packaging does it even say "non-toxic". It's safe to assume it's positioned as a toddler's crayon, but…