Coco Crayon on Eyes, Lips and Cheeks: A Multi-Use Guide

Quick answer

Coco Crayon is a creamy, buildable cream crayon that works on eyes, lips, and cheeks. For best results, start with a small amount, blend quickly with fingers or a dense brush, and build in thin layers rather than swiping heavily. Use it on clean, moisturized skin, and set only if you need extra longevity.

Why Coco Crayon works as a multi-use cream crayon

Coco Crayon is formulated with coconut oil to protect and nourish, and it glides on rich, buildable colour. Its tapered, slim shape makes it easy to define lips, line eyes, or tap colour onto cheeks without needing multiple products. The creamy, hydrating texture smooths dry lips and leaves skin feeling soft, which is why it performs well on both lips and cheeks. Because it is buildable, you can control intensity from a sheer wash to a more saturated look.

Prep your skin and tools before you start

Multi-use cream formulas sit best on smooth, hydrated skin. Cleanse and moisturize, then wait a minute so skincare absorbs. If you use foundation, apply it first and let it set. For blending, your fingers work well because body heat helps melt the cream into skin. A dense synthetic brush or a damp makeup sponge also blends edges without lifting the base. Keep a tissue or cotton swab nearby to clean any stray marks.

How to apply Coco Crayon on cheeks

Draw a small stripe or two on the high point of your cheek, then blend upward and outward toward your temples. Start with less than you think you need; you can always add more. For a natural flush, tap the colour in with your fingertips using light, quick motions. If you prefer a more sculpted look, place the crayon slightly higher and blend along the cheekbone. Avoid smiling while you apply, as it can distort placement.

How to apply Coco Crayon on lips

For a defined lip, trace the natural lip line first, then fill in the center. For a softer look, dab the crayon on the center of your lips and blend outward with your finger or a lip brush. The creamy texture helps smooth dry lips, but if your lips are very dry, apply a thin layer of lip balm first and blot before adding colour. Build in thin layers for even coverage; a heavy swipe can settle into lines.

How to apply Coco Crayon on eyes

On eyes, use a light touch. Draw a thin line close to the lash line for subtle definition, or smudge it out with a small brush for a soft wash of colour. If you want a smoky effect, apply a small amount to the outer corner and blend inward. Because the formula is creamy, it can crease on oily lids; a thin layer of eye primer or a light dusting of translucent powder over the top helps lock it in place. Avoid applying too close to the waterline if your eyes are sensitive.

Blending tips for a seamless finish

Blend one area at a time and work quickly, as cream formulas set within a minute or two. Use tapping and patting motions rather than rubbing, which can disturb foundation underneath. If you need to soften an edge, use a clean finger or a brush with a tiny amount of moisturizer. For a monochromatic look, use the same shade on eyes, lips, and cheeks, adjusting intensity for each area. If you want more contrast, use a deeper shade on lips and a lighter one on cheeks.

Step-by-step: Coco Crayon multi-use routine

1. Start with clean, moisturized skin: Cleanse and apply your usual moisturizer. Wait one minute so it absorbs. If you wear foundation, apply it now and let it set. Checkpoint: Skin should feel smooth, not slippery. If it's too slick, blot lightly before applying Coco Crayon.
2. Apply to cheeks first: Draw a small stripe on the high point of your cheek. Blend upward and outward with your fingers or a dense brush. Use tapping motions. Common mistake: Using too much product at once. Start with one light stripe per cheek and build if needed.
3. Add colour to lips: Trace the lip line, then fill in the center. For a softer look, dab on the center and blend outward. Build in thin layers. Checkpoint: If lips feel dry, apply a thin layer of lip balm first and blot before adding Coco Crayon.
4. Use on eyes with a light touch: Draw a thin line near the lash line, or smudge a small amount on the outer corner. Blend quickly with a small brush or fingertip. Common mistake: Applying too close to the waterline if your eyes are sensitive. Keep a small gap unless you know the formula works for you.
5. Blend and set if needed: Go over edges with a clean finger or brush to soften. If you have oily lids or need longer wear, dust a small amount of translucent powder over the eyes and cheeks. Checkpoint: Blend one area at a time and work fast, as cream formulas set within a minute or two.

Product facts

• coco crayon: Coco Crayon is a tapered, slim crayon designed for lips and cheeks, with a creamy, hydrating texture that smooths dry lips and leaves skin feeling soft. The slim shape allows precise application on lips and easy blending on cheeks, while the hydrating formula makes it comfortable for dry skin.