Crayon Lip Gloss (Made With Only 2 Ingredients!)

This colorful crayon lip gloss is made from coconut oil and crayons. That's it! Such a simple activity for kids to make. You can add scents if you'd like, and make them any color of the rainbow. You might also like our DIY jelly soap, our temporary tattoo decorated soap, or our homemade lotion bars! My girls are all about making fun, crafty things. They had a blast making their own lip gloss out of crayons and coconut oil. Not only are the colors vibrant, but it also works and feels amazing on your lips! Why I Like This Project Inexpensive: You can easily make it for free because you probably already have the ingredients on hand. Easy for kids to make: Kids ages 8+ can easily make this lip gloss on their own or with minimal supervision. I was busy getting ready for company that was coming that weekend, and was pretty impressed with how they were able to make this crayon lip gloss all on their own! Fun to give as gifts: The lip gloss turned out darling and paired with a tiny brush makes the perfect gift for a friend. Make a set in a variety of vibrant hues! What Others Are Saying Oh wow! These are so cool and easy to make!---Claire Jump to: Tips and Tricks Experiment with pigment and texture: You can use a small amount of shaved crayons or more, depending on how dark you want the gloss to be. We found that about 1" of a crayon worked well for each lip gloss container. It also gave the lip gloss the best texture as the wax in the crayon gave it structure. Get creative with lip gloss containers: We had some leftover lip balm containers from our DIY flavored drink-packet lip gloss. However, you can use any small container to store the lip gloss mixture. Do not overheat coconut oil: Start with 20-30 seconds. Overheating it won't affect the outcome of the lip gloss; it's more of a safety guide for children to avoid burning themselves from splatters. Do your own research: Crayons are non-toxic and typically made from paraffin wax and pigment; however, it is up to you to do your own research. Children who are tempted to eat crayons should not make this lip gloss. Children who are tempted to eat lip gloss should not be wearing lip gloss of any kind. Ingredients and Supplies Coconut oil: Use whatever kind of coconut oil you have on hand. Crayons: No need to go out and buy new crayons. If your crayons are old, break off the tip and unwrap a clean section, about 1". lip gloss containers: or any small container that you'd like. See the how-to card at the end of the post for full information on supplies and quantities. Lip Gloss FAQs How should I store homemade lip gloss? Lip gloss can be stored at room temperature with a lid. Refrigerating it helps the melted coconut oil to solidify again. Once that happens, there is no need to continue to keep it in the refrigerator. Can I add scents to crayon lip gloss? You can easily add a drop of scented or flavoring oils to the coconut oil before mixing in the broken crayons. Is it safe to use crayons to make lip gloss? Crayons are non-toxic and typically made from paraffin wax and pigment; however, it is up to you to do your own research. Children who are tempted to eat crayons should not make this lip gloss. Children who are tempted to eat lip gloss should not be wearing lip gloss of any kind. More Lip Gloss Crafts To Try MADE THIS CRAFT AND LOVED IT? 💛 Please leave a STAR rating and COMMENT below! Post it to Facebook or Pinterest to easily share with friends! Crayon Lip Gloss This colorful crayon lip gloss is made from coconut oil and crayons. That's it! Such a simple activity for kids to make. You can add scents if you'd like, and make them any color of the rainbow. Prep Time2 minutes minsActive Time1 minute minTotal Time3 minutes mins Yield: 1 container Cost: $1 EquipmentMeausuring spoonmicrowave safe bowl Materials1 inch crayon shaved or chopped1 teaspoon coconut oil InstructionsHeat coconut oil in microwave for 20-30 seconds, until melted.Stir in chopped crayon pieces. Stir. If needed, heat in the microwave for an additional 10 seconds.Pour mixture into lip gloss container and refrigerate until firm. NotesYou can easily add a drop of scented or flavoring oils to the coconut oil before mixing in the broken crayons.