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Victor Casale, a Canadian makeup product developer, helped Crayola to create "Colors of the World," a set of crayons that is meant to reflect human skin tones accurately. Casale pared down 40 shades that he had created for Cover FX to come up with 24 distinct colors.

Picture Makeup Developer Victor Casale Helps to Create Colors of the World

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