Too Cool for School Art Class by Rodin Shading Review

This is a review of the Too Cool for School Art Class by Rodin Shading!! In a word, after using it, I immediately understood why it is so famous! My personal color is Spring Warm, and I felt that this product suits warm-toned skin particularly well. The most impressive thing when I first used it was that the colors weren't excessive and it created natural shading. On warm-toned skin, shading can sometimes look grayish or make the face look dull, but this product has a subtle warmth even within the brown family, so it blends seamlessly with the skin tone without being overwhelming. The three-color composition is a major advantage; if you use the lighter shade on the bridge of the nose, the medium shade on the jawline or below the cheekbones, and the darkest shade on the hairline, it really brings out a natural three-dimensional effect, even on warm-toned skin!! Also, since there is minimal fallout, it applies evenly without clumping when using a brush, and I liked that it didn't look cakey even when layered multiple times. Haha. In particular, for those who enjoy warm-toned makeup, using it as the final step after base makeup makes facial contours clearer without looking artificial, making it perfect for daily use. The staying power is also decent; even when I applied my makeup in the morning and went out, the contours stayed natural and didn't break down until the afternoon. If you are looking for a shading product that suits warm skin tones, I think the Too Cool for School Art Class by Rodin Shading is a product worth trying without hesitation! I highly recommend it! Haha.