South Korean fashion retailer Shinsegae International Inc. has donated crayons made from recycled lipstick to Seoul-based charity Child Fund Korea.
Old lipsticks totaling 16,940 were used to make the crayons. One crayon can be made from two lipstick tubes.
Seventy-one childcare institutions have received 2,700 sets of crayons, including 1,700 sets of lipstick crayons and 1,000 sets of crayons produced from old, leftover crayons.
Shinsegae Worldwide also gave G Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to international cooperation and development, 10,000 sets of cosmetics valued at 1.2 billion won.
Cleansing foam, lotion, a mask pack, and other items are included in each cosmetics package. They'll be delivered to single moms and single-parent families.


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