The Crayon Case
Budget“Makeup made fun.”
The Crayon Case is a Black-owned American cosmetics brand founded in 2017 by Raynell Steward — better known by her social-media handle Supa Cent — a New Orleans entrepreneur who built a devoted following before launching a school-supplies-themed makeup line aimed at beginners. The playful, crayon-and-classroom branding made makeup feel approachable for novices, and the brand famously generated over a million dollars in sales in a single 90-minute promotion early on.
Within five years The Crayon Case scaled into a roughly $50 million business on the strength of its founder's marketing instincts, vibrant and affordable products, and an inclusive shade philosophy. The standout Box of Crayons eyeshadow palette anchors a lineup of bright eyeshadows, lipsticks, highlighters, and brushes, and the brand has openly positioned itself to become a mass-market staple in the vein of CoverGirl — making it a notable name in the affordable, beginner-friendly color space.
Known For
Flagship Products
- Box of Crayons Eyeshadow Palette
- The Coloring Kit
- Slang Lip Glosses
- Doodle Liners
- The Sharpener Lip Liner
Brand Philosophy
Make makeup fun and approachable for beginners — playful, school-supplies-themed color cosmetics that are affordable, vibrant, and inclusive.
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- Website
- thecrayoncase.com
- General inquiries
- [email protected]
- Sold at
- Brand.comAmazon US
Black-owned US color cosmetics brand founded by Raynell 'Supa Cent' Steward. Contact details not independently verified in this pass.