Bath Crayons

Using bath-time crayons in the bathroom is a fun alternative to drawing on paper, and the child will, for the most part, be drawing on a vertical surface (bath or bathroom tiles). Washable bath crayons can be used on glass doors, windows, mirrors, tiles, easels, and perspex or acrylic sheets.

Who would buy bath crayons?

Anyone who has kids and wants to keep them busy and entertained during shower or bath time. It allows them to explore their creative side in a safe and easy-to-clean way.

What are the different types?

There are two types of bath soap crayons. The first type is a solid bar that you can draw on the skin or in the tub, then wash off with water. These bars come in different colors and scents, but they all work similarly. Bath chalks are great for kids because there are not any sharp edges like pencils have. Parents just have to rub their kids' body until it dissolves into soap suds (or lather) and rinse away.

The second type of shower crayon is more like a marker than an actual "crayon" – these bathtub crayons dissolve as soon as one puts them under running water, so they don't leave any residue when used properly. This makes bath pens perfect for writing messages on oneself or someone else's back before getting out of the shower/bathtub – no need to worry about washing anything off later.

What to consider when comparing a bath crayon?

The first thing retailers need to look out for is color. Bathtub crayons with bright colors are especially popular among children. Retailers also have to check if the crayon has any added fragrance or essential oils because these can cause irritation and allergies to the skin. Lastly, ensure that these bathroom crayons are made of natural ingredients so as not to harm customers' health when used regularly.