Jar Melo Washable Finger Paints for Toddlers — 12 Colors, Safe & Non-Toxic

Inspire tiny artists with safe, vibrant finger painting

Jar Melo Washable Finger Paints bring color and creativity to little hands. The set includes 12 richly pigmented tubes, each holding 2.1 fluid ounces, designed for extended art sessions. The colors are lively and mixable, inviting kids to explore combinations and textures as they create on paper, cardboard, or canvas.

Safe, child-friendly materials

Crafted from non-toxic pigments and glycerin, this paint aims to be gentle on skin and easy to wipe away. The formulation has been tested across different age groups, helping parents feel confident during messy play. Always supervise children during art time and check for any allergies or sensitivities to materials.

Generous capacity for extended play

With 12 tubes and ample 2.1 fl oz per tube, kids can paint longer without frequent refills. The large quantity helps sustain imaginative sessions and reduces interruptions when a favorite color runs out too soon.

Texture and sensory delight

The paint offers a silky, creamy feel that glides smoothly across surfaces, encouraging tactile exploration—perfect for handprint crafts, footprints, or simple doodling. The vivid tones stay vibrant as you layer, blend, and build color stories.

Easy cleanup, more time for creativity

The paints wash off skin with minimal effort, making post-art cleanup quicker. Note that fabrics with porous fibers and wooden surfaces may require a bit more attention to remove residues.

Use cases and gift-ready moments

Ideal for back-to-school activities, rewards, birthdays, or holiday crafts, this set works well in home art corners, preschools, or daycare centers. It offers a safe, colorful introduction to creative play without pressuring outcomes.

What you get

• 12 tubes of color, each 2.1 fl oz (60 ml)
• Safe, non-toxic pigments with a smooth texture
• Easy cleanup from skin; note potential extra effort on porous fabrics and wood

Quick tips for best results

• Lay down a smock or apron to protect clothing during busy art time
• Keep color stations organized to encourage exploration and sharing
• Store tubes sealed when not in use to preserve color quality