Who doesn’t love a cute, fat crayon gripped in her hand, poised and ready to color outside of the lines. At Monave, sometimes biggerisbetter. Filling in those uneven spots of purple and red around the eyes and nose just got a whole lot easier.
We don’t launch a product without loving it first ourselves. What we love about our chubby concealer crayons is the creamy texture, the awesome coverage and the convenience of slipping this adorable little tube into our pocket, bra (our favorite pocket), or purse.
To top it off, the formula is vegan and organic. What’s not to love? Please try a sample, and let us know what you think. We’d love your feedback.
Ingredients: Olive Squalene Oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Carnauba Wax, Jojoba Oil, Candelilla Wax, Fractionated Coconut Oil, Japan Wax, Red Raspberry Seed Oil, Titanium dioxide, Iron oxides, Mica, Ultramarine Blue, May Contain: zinc oxide, silica.
Are you tired of mixing two shades of foundation together to get your perfect match? If so, then this custom blend concealer crayon is for you! Simply let us know in the “additional information” section at ...
Yellow undertone for the peaches and cream complexion. Formulated on Irish skin, it suits very light Caucasians with yellow undertones, with just a hint of peach. Also suitable for Asian complexions.
Due to popular request, we formulated a “pink” shade in the light-medium range. It can be blended with Ashlie to lighten it, or Tan Girl to darken it.�
This shade is a neutral, and a bit darker than�Claire. It melts right in on skin that does not exhibit strong tones of yellow or pink, but falls in between.�
For Latinas, Southeast Asians, Native Americans, or light skinned African-American women. Deep, peachy yellow undertones bring out the warm tones of this complexion.
This shade is very yellow, and is a rare find for medium skin tones that have deep yellow undertones. Excellent for Latin, Indian, and Southeast Asian skin tones. This shade is darker than Saturnina.
This beautiful yellow-red medium foundation for Latin, Indian, African American, and Southeast Asian women that have some pink tones in their skin. This shade is lighter than Yolanda.
