Crayola Colors of The World Markers (24 Count), Skin Tone Markers for Kids, Coloring Book Supplies, Skin Colored Markers, Gifts for Kids

The kids used these instead of paints at the festival. They were less messy, drying quickly. The colors are good.

Bought these for myself because my pack of "art markers" had exactly one useable skin tone. Don't let the fact that they're for kids fool you, there's a lot a variety here! The markers themselves are a little fat but the tip is pointed enough that they can still be used with adult coloring books. My only concern is that they might dry up faster. But they're cheap and they've already lasted over a couple of months, so I consider them a good deal!

I purchased these to use as a base for my coloring books. They have a good quality of colors and shades. I do apply them with a brush like a watercolor at times and these work very well for adult coloring

I have some very expensive skin tone art supply sets and the colors are not as good as these. For the price and amount of markers these are amazing. They work really well on high qualify watercolor or mixed media paper, you can even somehow layer them or combine with colored pencils. I know they are made for kids but as an artist I actually use them for journaling and doodling. I'm so glad that kids no longer need to color themselves pink, yellow and a brown that doesn't match, these cover a large range of shades.

My kid has been using markers nonstop for her art, and was mainly drawing dogs or humans so she needed more color range in fur/skin tones. This marker pack fit the bill! They are not labeled as washable, but I think I prefer it actually. The markers still come off of skin, but don’t bleed on paper like washable ones do when coloring with marker over marker. The one flaw with this set is that some of the markers (usually the light colored ones) can make holes in the paper if you color in one spot too long. It almost feels like the color payoff isn’t that good on some, or it’s kind of dry, so you have to go over the same spot multiple times to get an even look. Still very worth it for us and we’ll buy again if/when we run out.

These Colors Of The World markers offer so many more shades for drawing & coloring skin tones. I’m so grateful for a diverse range of options. I swatched all of them and will say that: 1.) the five palest options are difficult for me to distinguish where I’ve marked on on white card stock and to differentiate from each other. I could see this being frustrating for a young child, who may think the marker isn’t working. Obviously saturating the color more defeats the purpose of these lightest tones, so I understand why they’re so light. I think there could’ve maybe been 1-2 instead of 5. 2.) there seems to be a pretty big jump between medium to medium-deep tones and I see an opportunity to diversify the deeper tones. I’m definitely not upset about this; having these skin tones is still a HUGE improvement from what’s previously been available as washable markers so I’m still elated with this purchase.

One day, while coloring with markers, my grandddaughter asked me which color to use for skin. She said that maybe yellow would be okay, and that is what she used. When I saw these skin tone markers, I knew right away that this is what she needed. She was so happy to recieve them.

Great skin tone markers!! Bought two sets. Will be getting more for birthdays and holidays.