Hello! In my last post, I said I will be posting a review on Too Cool For School's Egg Mousse Pack well, here it is! ^__^ It took longer to post this because I did two photo sessions. The first group of photos didn't satisfy me enough and were really pixelated. This time around, the photos turned out A LOT better. Anyways, enough about the photos and back to this wash off mask that was super fun to try and experiment with.
This is only my second Too Cool For School product I've ever tried from their brand so I'm new to their products and don't really know much about their brand in general but I do see them all over online shopping sites and boy do they have one of the cutest packagings ever! I did a little bit of research of their brand and so here's a little info if your also unfamiliar with their brand.
Too Cool For School is a Korean brand targeting young women between ages 16-25 years. They provide basic makeup that are packaged cutely and decorated with fun designs at somewhat affordable prices. The brand name is also not what you think it is. Most people would think the school in "Too Cool For School" is the actual school we go to to study, but it's actually representing a school (group) of fish. Meaning they're the coolest out of the group, being different and unique. I read the meaning for their shop being decorated the way it is somewhere online and after reading their description it didn't seem to be that creepy as it was when I first saw images of their shop. :) They're a pretty cool brand.
I recently JUST found out that they're available on
Sephora! Omg! Kbeauty is really hitting the states now a days. >_<
One thing I want to know is, why do they have London and New York printed below their brand name when they're a Korean brand? Maybe it's just this product? Looking at my other item from Too Cool For School it seems that it's just this particular item that has it. Or maybe it's their whole egg line that has it? I don't know because this is only my second/first product from this brand/egg line.
EDIT!:: I've fond my answer! Too Cool For School was conceived and designed in New York City. The first artist for collaborative packaging was actually created in London. :)