Notoriously Morbid Halfway to Halloween Collection

Happy Halfway to Halloween Everybody! To celebrate, Notoriously Morbid created a whole collection
based on some of their favorite Halloween movies. We all know I can not resist anything Halloween
related, and this collection definitely is helping hold me over right now until the fall!

This collection consisted of five shades, and I have also included swatches of the GWP that was
available for the weekend of the release. All of these products (minus the GWP) are still available on the
Notoriously Morbid website so go get them while you can!

Here are the swatches! I will note that all swatches are done over shadow bind on top and no base on
the bottom, and it is recommended that these shades all be used over a sticky base. So in order from
left to right we have Salty Misery Sandwich (GWP), Demonic-Whatchamacallit and Toxic Waste.

Salty Misery Sandwich is a Dark grey-ish teal with aqua and some copper sparkles in there. This is a
gorgeous GWP, and I think really looks like it belongs with the rest of the collection. I will be stalking the
Buy/Trade/Sell page to grab a backup of this one for sure!

Demonic-Whatchamacallit is described as “A black base with blue and violet sparkles with a dark purple
sheen.” I adore this color, I have been looking for dark but more fun than basic black matte shade to use
on my lower lid, and I think I have found exactly what I was looking for! I swear every time I begin to think
I need something, Notoriously Morbid somehow reads my mind and releases it. This is clearly black
based, the purple sheen does not overpower it but compliments it, and the blue and violet sparkles really
set it apart from any other black shade I have come across.

Toxic waste is described as “A sage green that flashes lime with a strong bronze shift and red sparkles”.  
I am really loving the red sparkles in here, I find often when red and green are mixed it can look
Christmas-y, and this one does not at all. This truly looks like I dumped by eyeballs in a pile of toxic
waste when I wear it and I could not be happier.

Next up from left to right we have Not dead exactly, Alien Bozos and Dead dates.

Not dead exactly is described as “A warm mauve base with a strong champagne shimmer.”. This shade
is an awesome one and done that's a bit more fun than your average neutral. I also love it for a halo eye,
or for an inner corner highlight. It is a versatile shade, and I know I have said it before but Notoriously
Morbid has been killing it with the not so average neutrals lately and this is just one more example of that!

Alien Bozos is described as “A cotton candy metallic pink with flashes of red, orange, and soft pink with
rainbow sparkles.”. I think this might be my favorite shade out of the collection. I am a sucker for a good
pink, and I think this is a perfect shade for summer. Just bright enough with the metallic making it super
unique and then the rainbow sparkles on top of that make this one an all over winner for me.

Dead Dates is described as “A dark berry with shifts of violet and pink and green to gold sparkles.”. This
is a very vampy color, and to me the green to gold sparkles stand out the most, and yet again they keep
the red/green from looking like Christmas which I appreciate so much.

Overall this whole collection is a huge hit for me, with every color being so unique and different yet
somehow they all go together so well. Below is a picture where I used all colors of the collection (minus
the GWP) I used Dead Dates blended out in my crease, Alien Bozos on lid over shadow bind and Not
Dead Exactly in the middle of the lid over shadow bind. Demonic-Whatchamacallit was on my lower lash
line and Toxic Waste was on my inner corner. I used it for a pretty soft look, but these colors have so
much versatility that you could easily make a much more colorful or dramatic look using them as well.

I may be needing to grab backups of these before they leave, I think this is my favorite collection to date
since I have started following this brand! Be sure to check out their socials and website, and they also
have a wonderful Facebook group called “Notoriously Morbid’s Customer Crypt” you can join for more
information!