I got these on a lightning deal to try with my nephew with autism. He is very sensitive to smells. I also wanted to show them to the Waldorf School where I teach a knitting class.
First off, each crayon smells and feels like a real thing, not chemical ooze. The colors in the box are varied with deep hues. They color just fine, shade well. You won't get too fine a line but they are after all crayons. My nephew took to them immediately and colored for hours. It might be in my head but the presence of a natural product like this seems to have a soothing effect.
I took them to the Waldorf School and they had not seen these before. They fit perfectly with the Waldorf philosophy and were a huge hit. I don't think this particular school had ever seen these before.
The only down side is that they are not acceptable to vegans. However for me they are light years more ecofriendly than a boiled up chemical ooze. Very long lasting...a dozen kids swapping them back and forth for a couple hours barely made a dent. Just a delight to the senses as well as a practical toy for children. Love them!
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Safe for KidsHoneysticks Beeswax Crayons are the safest choice for your Child! Made using 100% pure New Zealand Beeswax and food-grade pigments for color. They are completely non-toxic and free from paraffin wax and the chemical nasties you find in many other Crayons. |
100% Pure New Zealand BeeswaxHoneysticks uses 100% pure, sustainably sourced New Zealand Beeswax to make our Crayons. They have a natural beeswax scent. Some of your Crayons may have a white coating on them when they arrive. This is called Blooming and is a sign of the Crayons purity and quality. Only 100% pure beeswax 'blooms'. To remove, simply wipe with a soft cloth. |
12 Bright Colors to Inspire CreativityHoneysticks Original Crayons come in a pack of 12 bright colors to stimulate your Childs creativity. Honeysticks Crayons bond easily to the paper, helping to create first art moments your child will really enjoy! |
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The Perfect First CrayonHoneysticks Originals have a unique chubby shape that has been designed to make it easy for Little Hands to hold and use. Each Crayon is 2.2 inches long by 0.8 inches in diameter so they are perfect for Little Ones who are just starting to grasp and draw with Crayons. |
Harder to BreakHoneysticks unique shape means they are much harder to break than Classic Crayons. Tried and tested in preschools around the globe, Honeysticks Originals get the tick of approval for durability. |
Gentle on the PlanetHoneysticks Original Beeswax Crayons are proudly 100% plastic-free! We source our raw materials sustainably and only use packaging that is low impact so they are as gentle on the planet as they are on children. |
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| Crayon Size | 2.2" Long x 0.8" Diameter | 2.2" Long x 0.8" Diameter | 3.9" Long x 0.8" Diameter | 3.9" Long x 0.47" Diameter | 2.24” Long x 0.7" Diameter | 3.9" Long x 0.47" Diameter |
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Underwhelming
I bought these for a 15 month old toddler just learning to scribble. He still tends to want to put everything in his mouth. Regular crayons are not going to hold up to his kind of oral scrutiny. With these being thicker and chunky, I thought they would be more difficult for him to take a bite out of or break. It was also attractive that they’re advertised as natural food safe materials, in case he does. Out of the box, they do seem like they will be extra sturdy and stand up to snapping, but my son already managed to bite the tip off of one crayon. Another downside is my dog thinks they’re treats and will try to eat them if my toddler leaves them on the floor.As you can see from my photo, there is the size comparison between Crayola Jumbo Crayons, Cra-Z-Art Jumbo Crayons, and Honeysticks beeswax crayons. Despite all of the product photos, clearly showing the size of the crayons in infant and toddler hands, I don’t know why I still expected these to be bigger. When I took the box out of the package, I was disappointed and underwhelmed that this tiny box cost me $22. I just thought they’d be a little larger. Not a lot, just a little bit.As far as coloring with these goes, they are nothing special. They’re waxier than the average Crayola crayon, duh. They have a grayish waxy sheen/coating all over them, unlike the crayons in the product photos. You kind of have to get them started, eroding that coating off the tip before you get much color. Still, you have to press fairly hard with these to get good, vivid color from them, otherwise it’s so faint. Out of the three brands we’ve tried, I think Crayola Jumbo Crayons take the cake.And I definitely feel like I paid too much for these Honeysticks.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
Color: ClassicVerified Purchase
The best part about these is you don’t have to fear if your kid tries to eat them. As she learns to draw she picked these up naturally because of the size and shape. She can hold them well and also loves to take them in and out of the box. They color nicely for a beginner.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
Color: ClassicVerified Purchase
I bought these for a 15 month old toddler just learning to scribble. He still tends to want to put everything in his mouth. Regular crayons are not going to hold up to his kind of oral scrutiny. With these being thicker and chunky, I thought they would be more difficult for him to take a bite out of or break. It was also attractive that they’re advertised as natural food safe materials, in case he does. Out of the box, they do seem like they will be extra sturdy and stand up to snapping, but my son already managed to bite the tip off of one crayon. Another downside is my dog thinks they’re treats and will try to eat them if my toddler leaves them on the floor.
As you can see from my photo, there is the size comparison between Crayola Jumbo Crayons, Cra-Z-Art Jumbo Crayons, and Honeysticks beeswax crayons. Despite all of the product photos, clearly showing the size of the crayons in infant and toddler hands, I don’t know why I still expected these to be bigger. When I took the box out of the package, I was disappointed and underwhelmed that this tiny box cost me $22. I just thought they’d be a little larger. Not a lot, just a little bit.
As far as coloring with these goes, they are nothing special. They’re waxier than the average Crayola crayon, duh. They have a grayish waxy sheen/coating all over them, unlike the crayons in the product photos. You kind of have to get them started, eroding that coating off the tip before you get much color. Still, you have to press fairly hard with these to get good, vivid color from them, otherwise it’s so faint. Out of the three brands we’ve tried, I think Crayola Jumbo Crayons take the cake.
And I definitely feel like I paid too much for these Honeysticks.
As you can see from my photo, there is the size comparison between Crayola Jumbo Crayons, Cra-Z-Art Jumbo Crayons, and Honeysticks beeswax crayons. Despite all of the product photos, clearly showing the size of the crayons in infant and toddler hands, I don’t know why I still expected these to be bigger. When I took the box out of the package, I was disappointed and underwhelmed that this tiny box cost me $22. I just thought they’d be a little larger. Not a lot, just a little bit.
As far as coloring with these goes, they are nothing special. They’re waxier than the average Crayola crayon, duh. They have a grayish waxy sheen/coating all over them, unlike the crayons in the product photos. You kind of have to get them started, eroding that coating off the tip before you get much color. Still, you have to press fairly hard with these to get good, vivid color from them, otherwise it’s so faint. Out of the three brands we’ve tried, I think Crayola Jumbo Crayons take the cake.
And I definitely feel like I paid too much for these Honeysticks.
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John Wayne
Geburtstagsgeschenk
Reviewed in Germany on January 21, 2024Color: ClassicVerified Purchase
Charline Mourey
Sympa mais un peu déçu
Reviewed in France on April 5, 2022Color: ClassicVerified Purchase
Charline Mourey
Reviewed in France on April 5, 2022
Ilest très difficile de les utiliser, la pigmentation n'est pas au rendez-vous, pour avoir une belle couleur il faut appuyer fort, ce qui est compliqué pour les tout petits.
Il sont également un peu dangereux car ils cassent facilement en petit morceaux qui peuvent être avalés par les plus petits.
L'odeur est vraiment agréable par contre et malgré que sur l'image il paraissent plus gros qu'il ne le sont en réalité ça ne gêne pas l'utilisation par les petits.
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