Notoriously Morbid Vanishing Cabinet - March 2019 Review | Frankly Kiersten Reviews

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What is Notoriously Morbid Vanishing Cabinet?: Vanishing Cabinet is a monthly subscription box by Notoriously Morbid where each month you get a bag of indie makeup. Bags include four to five themed items (a combination of minis and possibly full-sizes). Products can include eyeshadow, blush, lipstick, and/or solid perfume. There is currently a wait list so sign up here to get on the list to start your subscription!

How Much is Notoriously Morbid Vanishing Cabinet?: $15.00/month including shipping to the US. International subscriptions are now $22/month.

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Let's all proceed to sing the song.

Yes, my husband ripped this package open and Hulk'd through the paper. It was pretty funny, actually.

My Afterlife is So Boring (Eyeshadow) is a grayish taupe with a blue sheen and golden sparkles.

I love this shade to just put all over my lid, add a little bit of a mid-toned brown in the crease, and you're out the door. Such an easy shadow to work with.

You Look Like Hell (Eyeshadow) is a sparkly blue with a deep purple base and pink sparkles.

I was a bit sad that this blended out so much, and this is a finger swatch. It builds up some but not to such a vibrant blue as what's in the container.

Same Difference (Eyeshadow) is a dark amethyst with a copper reflex and blue to copper sparkles.

I love me a good purple and this is no different. It's gorgeous smoked out but does blend away easily so it does take some building up or a sticky base.

Gently with a Chainsaw (Eyeshadow) is a golden champagne with purple, pink, and orange sparkles.

This is stunning as an eye or cheek highlight, as an all-over dusting of a sheen, or a halo eye. It's just such a versatile shade that I can't get over.

Grade IQ Lip Tinge (Lip Gloss) is a shiny gloss formulated to give your lips extra sheen and a tinge of color.

This isn't my style of lip gloss. I don't like things in my lipsticks, at least not bigger things, so I passed this along to a friend's kid that loved it.

Swatches in the above order.

Overall, I really liked this month's bag. It had a good variety of shades and could easily be a cohesive look with the purple in the outer crease. With the highlight shade, you really only need a blush and if you like the gloss, you have an entire face of makeup sans foundation/concealer.

As always, let me know what you thought of this month's bag in the comments!