Thank you for the review. Your videos are super informative and gets straight to the point! They've helped me a lot when picking out makeup. Appreciate your hard work!
Really great video. I've been looking into these Korean gray contours so this was a great comparison! Only one I looked into that was not mentioned here was Romand's Better than Shade contour powder in Oat Grain, which is also gray toned since it only has two colors.
Thanks for watching! I have not tried the Rom&nd Better Than Shade powder before but if the formula is anything like their blush, it is probably a great product.
Thank you for this!!! I find most western makeup contour shades are too warm/orange. Eastern ones are way better, but they're all powders...any in cream or stick form?
I'm torn between TCFS and Peripera, as I want to purchase a cool toned contour (even though my skin tone is warm), to really create shadows and contour my face, which would you recommend?
I think Peripera Hazel Gray would look very muddy on you since you are warm-toned. TCFS modern would probably be sufficient to get you good contour. Peripera also have a shade called Almond Brown which might work well for your skin. This is cooler than TCFS Classic but slightly warmer than TCFS Modern :)
I really torn between TCFS and Peripera. I'm yellow with neutral undertone and my skin condition is dry. Can you please suggest me in which one to buy? Do I need to buy contour in greyish color or cool color???
hi! i’m a warm toned person and i bought peripera’s no. 1 and it looked really orange on me. will tcfs’ no. 2 modern look better on me? as i think cool toned makeup looks better on me since warm toned makeup makes me look more orange-yellow? pls help me. 😅
You should get Peripera's #3 Hazel Grey. It's specifically for people who want to eliminate the yellow/reddish tones from their contouring powder! I don't know if TCFS Modern is slightly more cool-toned than the #1 you got. Best of luck!
i think i have a neutral tone but most cool colors fit me because warm tones makes me look dark, i’m interested in buying the peripera ink v shading but i’m lost on whether i should buy the no. 1 or 3 :( can you please recommend me which of it i should buy??
No.1 is closer to a neutral contour since there is a balance of cool and warm undertone. No. 1 is also light enough that I think you won't have an issue with it making you look dark. No.3 is too grey that it's easy to look muddy on neutral/cool toned skins in my opinion.
Hey, the video was super helpful but I was wondering, I have pale skin with slight yellow undertones, I want a natural looking contour, which one of the TCFS contours would be best for me to pick?
Thank you for this video! I found it really helpful 🥰 I'm just wondering what would be best for someone who's more on the neutral and cool side but wants a little bit of warmth- kind of like a bronzer?
The TCFS in Classic should suit your requirements just fine. You will probably need to experiment with the placement on your face so that it does not look strange as all the compact I talked about in this are contouring powder. Korean brands don't really do bronzers.
You can try this link www.stylevana.com/en_US/too-cool-for-school-artclass-by-rodin-shading-modern-9-5g.html or watch my video on how I obtain my Korean cosmetics :)
I am an NC20-NC25 depending on the time of the year. I think TCFS Modern might be too light for you, maybe you should try the Peripera Hazel Grey or Almond Brown?
I am a usually a 21-22 neutral in Korean cushion foundation. For Western foundation, I am a shade 4.75/5 in Giorgio Armani Power Fabric and B30 Almond in YSL All Hours :)
What can you suggest for medium skin, I'm shade 27 on missha's perfect cover bb. I'm torn between bbia's last blush in almond blossom and too cool for school in classic :((( idk if it will even show up on me
I think the TCFS classic would show up on you, and also give you more freedom to adjust the depth/warmth of the contour. Have you thought about also trying the Ink-V Shading in Cacao Brown? I think that might be the deepest Korean contouring compact I have come across. The powder is not as fine as TCFS but it still performs well as long as you set your face first.
I like to go by the wrist vein trick to figure out undertone: green means warm undertone, blue/purple means cold undertone, teal-ish means neutral undertone.
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Thanks for the comment on rarekind being more olive toned. That’s really helpful to know
You're so welcome! I always try to be as detailed as possible without being boring.
I love how reliable you presented it. Thank u
Thank you! It was hard trying to find the difference between different too cool brand classic or modern
Thank you for the review. Your videos are super informative and gets straight to the point!
They've helped me a lot when picking out makeup. Appreciate your hard work!
Thanks for your kind comment :)
Really great video. I've been looking into these Korean gray contours so this was a great comparison! Only one I looked into that was not mentioned here was Romand's Better than Shade contour powder in Oat Grain, which is also gray toned since it only has two colors.
Thanks for watching! I have not tried the Rom&nd Better Than Shade powder before but if the formula is anything like their blush, it is probably a great product.
Thank you for this!!! I find most western makeup contour shades are too warm/orange. Eastern ones are way better, but they're all powders...any in cream or stick form?
Love love love !the way you share your opinions .
Exactly what I needed!!! Thank you for the video, your reviews very super thorough and helpful 💕💕💕
I'm torn between TCFS and Peripera, as I want to purchase a cool toned contour (even though my skin tone is warm), to really create shadows and contour my face, which would you recommend?
I think Peripera Hazel Gray would look very muddy on you since you are warm-toned. TCFS modern would probably be sufficient to get you good contour. Peripera also have a shade called Almond Brown which might work well for your skin. This is cooler than TCFS Classic but slightly warmer than TCFS Modern :)
I love your swatches and explanations. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching :)
I really torn between TCFS and Peripera. I'm yellow with neutral undertone and my skin condition is dry. Can you please suggest me in which one to buy? Do I need to buy contour in greyish color or cool color???
I think the TCFS in Modern should work nicely on your skin, and it won't exaggerate dry patches either. Hope that helps!
@@thisskinofmine7940 alright. Thank you for the suggestions 👍 it really helpful ☺️
Hey!!Can u please do a side by side comparison of macqueen new york fake up color shading in gray brown and too cool for school shading in modern?
Very helpful video so glad to have found this!!
Glad it was helpful!
hi! i’m a warm toned person and i bought peripera’s no. 1 and it looked really orange on me. will tcfs’ no. 2 modern look better on me? as i think cool toned makeup looks better on me since warm toned makeup makes me look more orange-yellow? pls help me. 😅
You should get Peripera's #3 Hazel Grey. It's specifically for people who want to eliminate the yellow/reddish tones from their contouring powder! I don't know if TCFS Modern is slightly more cool-toned than the #1 you got. Best of luck!
@@vagrantastronaut thank you! I bought Choi Hyojin’s Contour Powder from Etude and cool toned palettes really do look better. 🥰
i think i have a neutral tone but most cool colors fit me because warm tones makes me look dark, i’m interested in buying the peripera ink v shading but i’m lost on whether i should buy the no. 1 or 3 :( can you please recommend me which of it i should buy??
No.1 is closer to a neutral contour since there is a balance of cool and warm undertone. No. 1 is also light enough that I think you won't have an issue with it making you look dark. No.3 is too grey that it's easy to look muddy on neutral/cool toned skins in my opinion.
This is really good!!! Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊 I'm glad you found it helpful
Thank you for your review. It’s very helpful❤
Hey, the video was super helpful but I was wondering, I have pale skin with slight yellow undertones, I want a natural looking contour, which one of the TCFS contours would be best for me to pick?
Thank you for this video! I found it really helpful 🥰 I'm just wondering what would be best for someone who's more on the neutral and cool side but wants a little bit of warmth- kind of like a bronzer?
The TCFS in Classic should suit your requirements just fine. You will probably need to experiment with the placement on your face so that it does not look strange as all the compact I talked about in this are contouring powder. Korean brands don't really do bronzers.
@@thisskinofmine7940 ok sounds good! thanks so much for you help ☺️💕👍
Thank you!! very very helpful infomation🥺✨
Do you know where to purchase the Rodin modern compact in the US?
You can try this link www.stylevana.com/en_US/too-cool-for-school-artclass-by-rodin-shading-modern-9-5g.html or watch my video on how I obtain my Korean cosmetics :)
Hello! What’s your mac shade for reference. I’m an NC30, will modern work on me?
I am an NC20-NC25 depending on the time of the year. I think TCFS Modern might be too light for you, maybe you should try the Peripera Hazel Grey or Almond Brown?
@@thisskinofmine7940 hello, I’ll go ahead and try your recommendation. Thank youuu 🙏
So which one has the coolest tone?
If by coolest you mean which one is the most gray, the Peripera is by far the most gray. I personally feel the most natural one is TCFS in Modern.
Thanks for this review!! Can I ask for your foundation shade matches?
I am a usually a 21-22 neutral in Korean cushion foundation. For Western foundation, I am a shade 4.75/5 in Giorgio Armani Power Fabric and B30 Almond in YSL All Hours :)
@@thisskinofmine7940 thank you!! ❤❤
What can you suggest for medium skin, I'm shade 27 on missha's perfect cover bb. I'm torn between bbia's last blush in almond blossom and too cool for school in classic :((( idk if it will even show up on me
I think the TCFS classic would show up on you, and also give you more freedom to adjust the depth/warmth of the contour. Have you thought about also trying the Ink-V Shading in Cacao Brown? I think that might be the deepest Korean contouring compact I have come across. The powder is not as fine as TCFS but it still performs well as long as you set your face first.
@@thisskinofmine7940 bbia and tcfs are the most easily available here :( but will def try tcfs now you've recommended it! Thank youuuu♥️♥️♥️
If I have fair skin which one should I use from too cool for school..Idk my undertones but I have naturally pink cheeks
I think the Modern (number 02) will be best for you with your fair skin.
@@thisskinofmine7940 thank you!!!
Which shade of rarekind contour is this?
It's Cool Brown, which I mentioned in the video.
@@thisskinofmine7940 thank you!
Super helpful! Thank you. Any tips for figuring out what my undertone and overtones are?
I like to go by the wrist vein trick to figure out undertone: green means warm undertone, blue/purple means cold undertone, teal-ish means neutral undertone.
thank you so much
How to know skin overtones?
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