Eek, I thought I was doing good with catching up on my blog posts, but here I am in November writing about Notoriously Morbid's September box... Don't worry though, if all goes well, I should be caught up by next week (fingers crossed).
NM's theme for September was Beetlejuice; I haven't watched it but I know tons of people who are fans. The box includes four mini eyeshadows, one limited edition Night Kiss balm, and a themed sticker.
Pictures taken under daylight bulb and swatched over ELF Glitter Primer (top/left half) and ELF Essential Primer (bottom/right half)
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| Gasoline. Blow Torch. No Problem. |
Gasoline. Blow Torch. No Problem.: melon pink with gold sheen
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| This is How You Die |
This is How You Die: ocean base with violet sheen
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| One. Big. Dark. Room. |
One. Big. Dark. Room.: red base with blue overlay. When I first opened the shadow, it seemed as though there were unblended red pigments among the blue. I asked the owner about them, turns out it was intentional; the pigments are shaken together to keep the red base and blue sheen separate. It creates a unique effect of red and blue that can be seen separately without mixing into purple.
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| We're Here for Your Daughter, Chuck |
We're Here for Your Daughter, Chuck: tawny base with light green duochrome
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| Gasoline. Blow Torch. No Problem., This is How You Die, One. Big. Dark. Room., We're Here for Your Daughter Chuck, |
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| Day-O! |
Day-O!: citrus and banana scent; very moisturizing, slightly thicker formula than old Coffin Kissers
- Jolie ♥
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