In the video, which has close to 200,000 views, creator @jarsofbees explained that she bought a 64-pack of Crayola colored pencils to use for her yearly planner. Advertisement.

NEW YORK, May 18 (UPI) --Art supply company Crayola is warning against following the advice of beauty bloggers who have posted tutorials for using colored pencils as eyeliner. YouTube videos from ...

"The dog ate my eyeliner" was apparently enough for YouTube's Rclbeauty101 to bust open a box of colored art pencils and improvise—in a video that's currently sitting at 1.6 million views—and ...

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In a strongly-worded statement on its website, Crayola is telling people that just because it's technically possible to use its colored pencils as makeup doesn't mean you should.

People have been using colored pencils as eyeliner, and Crayola is not happy about it. Beauty bloggers have been recommending using colored pencils soaked in hot water as an eyeliner substitute ...

Yes, crayons are non-toxic: In one video, a beauty blogger appears to call Crayola’s customer-service line to ask whether it is safe to get the colored pencils on your skin or in your eye. Yes ...

Making DIY makeup using Crayola products is a time-honored Internet tradition. For instance, when you search “Crayola makeup” on YouTube, it turns up more than 9,000 results. But Crayola would ...