"Experience the vibrant spectrum of emotions with Crayola's "I Feel" collection! Just like Crayola's vivid colors, emotions can be equally expressive and dynamic. Are you feeling bold like Razzmatazz, cozy like Macaroni and Cheese, or wise like Granny Smith Apple? With Crayola's "I Feel" campaign, dive into the colorful realm of emotions through their delightful "Craymojis" – charming icons that embody the moods associated with their vibrant hues. These Craymojis vividly bring emotions to life in a playful and relatable manner, offering a creative and enjoyable way to explore and express feelings through the language of colors.

Introducing the exciting collaboration between Crayola's "I Feel" collection and Savvi's Temporary Tattoo Sleeve Pouch—a dynamic partnership crafted with parents in mind. This delightful combination offers two unique sheets, perfectly sized to adorn your child's arms with colorful emotions.

Designed to spark creativity and self-expression, these temporary tattoos apply effortlessly with clear instructions provided on the back of each sheet. Whether your little ones are marking a special occasion, expressing their emotions, or simply indulging in artistic play, the Crayola x Savvi collaboration is ready to transform their feelings into wearable art.

Savvi prioritizes safety and quality, utilizing skin-safe, cosmetic-grade, and FDA-compliant inks, ensuring that your temporary tattoos are not only vibrant but also gentle on your skin. With proper care, you can enjoy their dynamic appearance for an impressive duration of up to 10 days, providing ample time to showcase your creativity and dive into the colorful world of Crayola's Craymoji theme.

Whether you're immersing yourself in a lively festival, adding a touch of flair to your daily attire, or simply embracing your artistic side, Savvi's Temporary Tattoos featuring Crayola's Craymoji theme are your vibrant companions on this thrilling journey of self-expression. Embrace the colors, embrace the fun, and let your style shine brightly for days to come."