Too Cool For School Pencils
Too Cool For School's pencil lineup covers two jobs: the Art Class Protage (also spelled Protoge) Pencil, a color pencil sold in 1.1g and 1.5g sizes and in bundle sets with a dedicated sharpener, and the Art Class Brow Designer Pencil, a slim 0.18g brow pencil. Standalone Pencil Sharpeners in 12mm are also sold separately for restocking once the bundled one wears out.
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Buying guide
Too Cool For School pencils buying guide
Too Cool For School's pencil lineup splits into two jobs: the Art Class Protage color pencil and the Art Class Brow Designer brow pencil, plus standalone sharpeners for both. Here's what each does and how the sizes differ.
What's in the pencil lineup
The lineup covers two distinct pencils and their sharpeners: the Art Class Protage (sometimes listed as Protoge) color pencil, and the Art Class Brow Designer pencil for eyebrows, plus 12mm Pencil Sharpeners sold on their own.
Art Class Protage Pencil
The Art Class Protage Pencil is sold at 1.1g and 1.5g, in named shades like No.10 Clash Whig, and as a Strangle Shadow 1+1 bundle pairing two 1.1g pencils with a dedicated sharpener.
Art Class Brow Designer Pencil
The Brow Designer Pencil is a slim, 0.18g eyebrow pencil, sold both as a single unit and in a 1-piece pack listing. The Brow Designer Slim Pencil at 0.04g is the finer-tip version for detail work.
Sizes and bundles
Single Protage pencils run 1.1g or 1.5g; the Strangle Shadow bundle pairs two 1.1g pencils with a sharpener for one purchase. Brow Designer pencils run 0.04g to 0.18g depending on tip style.
How to use each pencil
Use the Art Class Protage pencil on eyes, cheeks, or lips as a color crayon, blending with fingertips or a brush. Use the Brow Designer with short, hair-like strokes along the brow, sharpening it regularly with the 12mm sharpener to keep the tip fine.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What pencils does Too Cool For School sell?
Two main lines: the Art Class Protage color pencil for eyes, cheeks, or lips, and the Art Class Brow Designer pencil for eyebrows, plus 12mm sharpeners for both.
What's the difference between the Art Class Protage Pencil and the Brow Designer Pencil?
The Protage Pencil is a color pencil for eyes, cheeks, or lips, sold at 1.1g or 1.5g. The Brow Designer Pencil is a slim eyebrow pencil, sold at 0.04g to 0.18g.
What sizes do the Art Class Protage pencils come in?
Single pencils run 1.1g or 1.5g, and the Strangle Shadow bundle pairs two 1.1g pencils together with a sharpener.
How do you apply the Brow Designer Pencil?
Use short, hair-like strokes along the brow, and keep the tip fine by sharpening regularly with the matching 12mm sharpener.
How do you use the Art Class Protage Pencil?
Apply it directly to eyes, cheeks, or lips like a color crayon, then blend with fingertips or a brush for a softer finish.