Too Cool For School Art Class By Rodin Shading #2 Modern

dude i love !!! it makes my nose look so snatched and tiny. actually wonderful. im cool toned and fair-skinned and this palette SNATCHES!!!!! i usually use a mix between the darker palettes (idk how to use the lightest shade yet lol im not a contour warrior) but it's definitely going to last me a long time. ive been using it for like.. i dont know at least 0.5 yrs and it is not even close to done. honestly it's very pigmented on me but it does fade over time a little bit but tbh im not big on contour it's good for subtle contour imo.

Supposedly this is the best contour powder in Korea, and it is subtle and buildable. I love the true cool toned color for Asian skin tones. However, I think it would show up better with a layer of concealer or foundation. I am not familiar with I contouring, but their website gives a little helpful tutorial. I also don’t know why mine came in a different (clear) product packaging from the other reviews, but it did not come tampered or damaged.

Have we re-purchased multiple times!! This works very well and is the perfect shade for fair skin people!! Although you may need a darker shade in the summer!

The OG Korean contour for a reason! 🙌 Too Cool For School’s Art Class By Rodin Shading is my go-to for effortless sculpting that doesn’t look harsh or fake. The powder is silky, blends like a dream, and the shade range is surprisingly natural, so you can build everything from subtle definition to full-on chiseled. I love that it’s matte but still gives my skin a soft, natural finish—no patchiness, no cakey vibes. The only downside? It’s super delicate and easily breakable, so handle with care. Still, whether I’m doing a quick everyday contour or going full glam, this little palette always makes my cheekbones and jawline pop in the most flattering way.

This seriously amped up my makeup game! I no longer feel out of place and not put together at get togethers that you get done up for. Other contour products are like putting a sharpie to my face on my pale skin. The olive tones in my skin.. with warm contour sticks look SO BAD and out of place. THIS ONE IS MAGIC! Perfect Taupe Tones, and SO EASY TO USE! I actually couldn't contour my nose at all before this product. 😅 ALSO MAKES A GREAT MID TONE EYESHADOW to pull it all together, helping my eyeshadow "fit in" with the rest of my makeup look. 🤩 The gradient is awesome I use a slanted loose but somewhat dense blush brush, roughly lining the bottom to the darkest color and light at the top. I use all 3 colors for my cheek, jawline, and temples. THIS IS THE ONLY THING I CAN USE FOR MY NOSE! Omg same concept but with middle color as the "dark" color to contour my nose.. IT LOOKS GREAT! I think this one is called modern or something.

I was looking for a cool toned contour powder and this is great, in theory. First, let me start by saying that this product is for very fair and light skin tones only. I'm light/medium skinned and this contour was too light for me. I only use the two darker shades (and even those are too light)- For this reason, I took off one star. The lightest creamy shade serves no purpose for me whatsoever. When I apply this product on my cheek crease, it BARELY shows up. I get that it's buildable, but I'd rather not do several swipes or dabs across my cheek before any tone shows up. For that reason, I took off another star because it's not pigmented at all. HOWEVER, when I apply the darkest shade on my nose, it is the perfect shade for nose contour! It's cool toned so it doesn't look reddish brown. It gives the nose a natural contour. Overall, I would only recommend this to someone very fair-skinned who is looking for the most subtle contour.

This is the first time using the brand and Im not disappointed. This is more of a lighter/ sheer bronzer but can be built up. Definitely a good bronzer for beginners

Initially I thought the pigmentation was too light as I was not seeing anything after applying 2-3x in the same area but the point of the product is to help keep things natural and the only way to do that is to build layers instead of expecting to see the contour in one stroke. It is definitely buildable, blends easily, and there is no patchiness. The contour can start to look heavy-handed if you build it up too much so it CAN get to that point. I have never used contour sticks before so unfortunately, I am unable to compare. Please look at contour powder tutorials on YouTube if you are a novice at contouring though as that would fix several issues that I have noticed through some of the reviews here. I did not get a brush with the product but to be fair, it was not stated anywhere in the product description. Also, not all contour brushes are a one-size-fits-all as depending on what you want to contour, the brush size will have to correlate so it is something worth investing your time to research separately. However, I agree that they should not have included the brush in their Ad then and should clarify if it would be included or not in the product description. Lastly, my palette arrived fortunately undamaged so that is to say, not all deliveries of this product were clunky.