I have a collective indie make-up and Colourpop haul to share with you today. I purchased all of these products back in August and thought I would put them together in one collective haul.

I bought the first five palettes from Monolith. This is the Glaminatrix Cosmetics Bonfire palette. I did this beautiful look with it, and I really want to play with it again soon.

I love Cosmic Beauty’s eyeshadow palettes, and even though the Smoulder palette doesn’t have my favourite kind of colour story, I still had to have it.

I think the Unearthly Cosmetics Shadow Sculpt – Ghoul Garden palette has a beautiful colour story, but I didn’t love the formula of the shimmers. I usually get along very well with Unearthly Cosmetics’ shimmers, so I’m sad that they changed the formula for this palette. I wore the palette on my eyes here.

This was my first palette from Dieverune Cosmetics. It’s the Magnetic Mineralia palette, and it’s really nice. I love this first look I created with it.

This is my first and only so far palette from Davini Beauty. This colour story really speaks to me, so when it was on sale, I had to pick it up. I wore it here.

I really enjoy Nomad Cosmetics as a brand, so I had to get their Witch City Salem collection, which includes an intense color palette and three Spellbinding lipsticks.

Have you ever seen a more perfect Halloween colour story? I find this palette really inspiring, and you can do so many different looks with it. Here’s a purple and orange look I created with the palette.

The Spellbinding lipsticks are so fun. The shades are called Hocus Pocus, Devil’s Book, and Witching Hour.

Lastly, I picked up some items from Colourpop. I made the order, because I wanted a few things from the Shrek collection. I got the Beware Orge palette, the Lip and Cheek Balm in Fairytale Things, and the Ultra Glossy Lip in Orge. I’m wearing all three products here.

And now that I made a Colourpop order I also picked up a back-up of the Pretty Fresh tinted foundation balm in the shade Fair 3 and the Fresh Kiss lip mask in Pistachio Gelato, because it sounded delicious.