Too Cool for School Art Class by Rodin Shading!

Hello everyone! I often find that even small beauty items can lift my spirits. Today, I’d like to talk about one of my holy grail products: the Too Cool for School shading. I hope this is helpful for those of you interested in creating natural-looking contours!

Since I have warm-toned skin, I always struggled with the color whenever I chose a shading product. I was always worried because if it was too red or, conversely, too grayish, it made my face look dull and unnatural. The product I finally settled on is the Too Cool for School Art Class by Rodin Shading. I was truly surprised by how naturally this product creates shading.

The color I mainly use is 'Classic,' and I found it really convenient that this palette contains three shades in one. I primarily use the lighter shade next to the bridge of my nose, the medium shade on my jawline, and the darkest shade to naturally fill in my hairline. When used this way, I feel like my facial contours come alive clearly without looking excessive. I especially consider nose contouring to be very important, and using this palette allowed me to achieve a natural-looking height that made my nose bridge appear naturally higher, as if it were my own, without looking artificial.

There is almost no powder fallout and the color payoff is subtle, so I think even contouring beginners can use it without any difficulty. I also really liked that it blends cleanly without clumping, even when layered multiple times. Thanks to this, the time I spend struggling with contouring in front of the mirror in the morning has drastically decreased. I’d even say that doing my makeup has become more enjoyable.

Whenever my friends compliment me on how much my facial contours look better than before, I inwardly exclaim, "It's all thanks to Too Cool for School!" If you are also looking for a shading product that provides a natural yet distinct look, I highly recommend trying Too Cool for School Art Class by Rodin Shading! It's affordable, too!