There’s always a market for better cosmetics, even high-end makeup companies are jumping on the bandwagon. Women spend $66 billion a year on cosmetics worldwide, and all of the manufacturers are coming up with ways cosmetically to enhance appearance. The international competitiveness of the Korean cosmetics industry is rising.
Cosmetics have become such a staple product in our lives that I’m sure the majority of women can’t even think of going out without putting on their daily makeup. The combination of music, fashion, and cosmetics is expected to be highly attractive to younger people. Nice clothes, shiny shoes, accessories and cosmetics are sure to do wonders for one’s appearance.
Nowadays, many Korean companies make good quality cosmetic products. Consumers buy various things to fulfill their own happiness. Many consumers can also feel that way when purchasing products from “Too Cool for School”, a Korean cosmetics company. They are striving to meet the needs of their customers. More and more customers visit “offline” retail stores now, not necessarily to buy, but to “touch-and-feel” the merchandise; that’s pretty much what many customers feel from Too Cool For School’s offline shop. It is different from a metrosexual style of 2004 and a weaver sexual of 2005, which means the curious medley of things piled up almost suggests a cubist picture. And then the increase in consumer knowledge in various products, cosmetic companies will no longer be able to highlight or stress its image to appeal new products whereas Too Cool for School carries unusual, innovative items. CEO Hye-shin Cho has a meticulous personality, which is how Too School for School created unique products such as its most popular Egg Mousse Soap and Pack, which is a first since 2010.
● too cool for school
● Brand Name : too cool for school
● CEO : Hye-Shin Cho
● Email : oversea@toocool.co.kr
