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Crayon Rocks

Crayon Rocks

$16.99 USD
$16.99 USD
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Materials:

  • Crayon Rocks are made from U.S.A. grown and processed soy wax
  • They combine soy wax with other plant waxes and a variety of non-toxic powdered pigments to create beautiful colors

Benefits:

  • "Yes, we have been tested for ASTM D 4236, ASTM F 963, CPSIA, EN71 by Bureau Veratis, an international product testing organization, and for all we are certified lead free"
  • Good for ages 3-8

"The soy wax that is used for Crayon Rocks isn’t classified as a non-GMO product, and that’s a good thing" -

I personally don't agree with this but feel free to read more on their website

Crayon Rocks:

⭐️ "Crayon Rocks was first made in a garage in La Crescenta, California, mixing the colors in small batches and forming them in hand-made molds.  And then a couple of engineering nerds (Edwin and Andrew) from Stanford University School of Engineering in San Francisco built us a machine we named Daisy.  She spits out 14,000 crayons a day with only a little supervision from her dedicated handler.  And in 2010 we moved from the hustle and bustle of California to the quiet rural peace of Kentucky Amish farm country."

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