The Ultimate Transformation System
- Silky core glides on with a feather-light touch
- Twist-up barrel: never sharpen, never peel
- Washable color for stress-free creative time
Soft enough to glide. Bold enough to wow. Designed so small hands keep creating.
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How to use
- Twist. Turn the base to raise a short tip of color.
- Glide. Color with a light touch. No pressing needed.
- Layer and blend. Stack colors, then smudge with a fingertip.
- Paint. Brush water over the color for a watercolor effect.
- Put away. Twist the tip back down after each use.
Care and cleanup
Washable color: comes off skin and hard surfaces with warm, soapy water. On fabric, treat marks quickly and wash as usual. Keep coloring away from carpets, upholstery and leather. Store at room temperature, away from direct sun and heat.
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Zevoria ColorGlide
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The crayon that makes coloring feel easy
- Bold color with almost no pressure
- Twist-up barrel, nothing to sharpen or peel
- Washable, for worry-free creative time
Ordinary crayons ask little hands to press hard and accept faint, streaky results. ColorGlide flips that: a silky core that lays down vivid color in one easy stroke, inside a chunky twist-up barrel made for small grips.
Same scribble. Way more color.
- Glides on with a feather-light touch
- Bold, saturated color in a single stroke
- Twist up a fresh tip: no sharpener, no wrapper

ColorGlide vs. ordinary crayons.
Zevoria ColorGlide
- Silky core glides on with a light touch
- Bold color in one stroke
- Twist-up barrel: no sharpener, no wrapper
- Washable color
- Chunky grip sized for small hands
- Draw, layer, blend and paint
Ordinary wax crayons
- Hard wax that needs heavy pressure
- Faint, streaky color
- Snaps, peels and needs sharpening
- Cleanup is hit or miss
- Thin sticks that are hard to hold
- One trick: drawing
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Everything you want to know before your first ColorGlide set arrives.