First, I got the Gliterally Obsessed glitters. The packaging on these is so, so cute!! If you are unfamiliar with these, they are basically a gel loaded with glitter that you can use on your body (I do NOT recommend putting these anywhere near your eyes) or you can also use it in your hair!

The jars have Binx on the lid - I mean, how much cuter can they get?!

"Another Glorious Morning" is a peach holographic glitter and "Amok, Amok, Amok, Amok!" is a purply base with rainbow holographic glitter. There's so many different colors and sizes of glitter in each of these that it's hard to describe, but you can see how gorgeous they both are!

I'm not sure they're supposed to be scented, but they smell a bit like watermelon to me. I do have one other Gliterally Obsessed from a while back, and that one never smelled like anything, so I'm not sure if they changed their formula or what.

Next up is the Come, Little Children creme gel liner set.

The packaging, again, is super cute. It's got eyeballs all over the outside. 

Trick or Treat is a deep metallic berry.

Black Flame Candle is a metallic olive.

Sistas! is a metallic brick red. This one is definitely my favorite and the most unique! The formula on these is awesome - it glides smooth and clean, and is super easy to apply. My absolute favorite formula for a twist-up liner like this!

Last but not least we have the Gather Round Sisters palette. This is such a great blend of fall colors, it's the perfect fall palette to me. I'm going to end up keeping the box it came in, because it looks like this:

Then the palette itself has this on the front:

And 15 beautiful colors on the inside:

I love the artwork on the inside as well - super fun caricatures of Mary, Winifred and Sarah.

But you all want to see swatches, right? Let's get to it!

Full moon is a pale cream yellow with silver micro sparkles.

Hello, Salem is a matte pale rosy taupe.

Brew Potion is a gold glitter with bronze base.

On Toast is a matte medium brown.

Coven is a matte warm brown with champagne, gold and silver sparkles.

Come Little Children is a light satin taupe with silver sparkle.

Tis' Firm is a metallic crimson.

Thackery Binx is a deep violet.

Yabbos is a metallic golden olive.

I Call It A Bus is a matte black base with orange, purple and green micro sparkles.

Wench is a icy silvery taupe.

Night of Frolic is a matte deep maroon.

Dead Man's Toe is a matte deep violet berry.

Bewitched is a matte olive green.

Goodbye Cruel World is a shimmery purply-toned brown.

I Call It A Bus is absolutely my favorite shade in here. If you could embody Halloween in an eyeshadow, this is it. Black with orange, green and purple sparkles? Heck yeah! Night of Frolic and Dead Man's Toe are gorgeous shades of berry - they swatch a little messy but they perform well on the eyes. I find Tis' Firm, Thackery Binx and Yabbos are a little more hard pressed in the pans than any of the others, but they are still awesomely pigmented. I love love love this palette especially because it came out at the perfect time of year!

Now the mini sets come with a highlighter, lipstick and Ultra Glossy Lip. The Ursula highlighter is called Poor Unfortunate Souls:

It is a pale shimmery iridescent lavender that gives the skin a really nice glow. Definitely looks more purply in the pan than it does on the skin, but that's not a huge deal to me because if it were more purple on my face I think it'd look odd!

The Ultra Glossy Lip in this collection is called Sad But True. It's a clear gloss with a blue iridescence that really shows up better over a dark lipstick.

The gloss smells like vanilla cake and has a nice little brush tip applicator.

This is the first gloss I've tried from them, and I really like it! It wears for a good amount of time without being too sticky.

The Lux Lipstick in the Ursula Collection is called Ursula, and it is a matte blackened plum shade.

I love darker colors like this for the fall, so I'm not sure how much use I'll get out of it right now. But I love this formula! It's very comfortable and not drying. It also glides on nice and smooth.

Now for the eyeshadow palette:

This is a 15 pan palette and it's got a great color selection! The first row to me is pretty neutral, then we've got some color, and the bottom row is all darks/jewel tones.

First row from left to right is:

No Spots - matte white

Mongrels - metallic champagne pink

Diablo - metallic lime

Devious - matte terracotta

Tragic - matte soft beige

Underworld - metallic bronzey copper

Pain & Panic - metallic gold with pink flecks

Forest of Thorns - shimmery orchid

Flotsam - metallic pale pink with blue glitters

The Fates - matte deep blue

Revenge - deep black with silver glitter

Sing - metallic dark brown with hot pink/gold duochrome sparkles

Jetsam - metallic blue-black with teal shift

Facile - metallic deep olive green with gold flecks

101 - matte charcoal

I've reviewed so many ColourPop palettes at this point that I don't know what else to say - I always love them! The Pain & Panic shade feels sort of gritty with those pink glitters in it, but it doesn't seem to hurt its performance. That's really the only thing that stands out to me as anything negative. The 101 color is described on the ColourPop site as a matte black, but it's definitely more gray than black. Other than that, everything applies and blends beautifully! I really like that there's a little something for any look in this palette. There's enough matte and neutral shades for a minimalistic daytime look, and then you have the really sparkly dark shades for a fancy night time eye! Definitely pick this one up if you're a fan of the colors - they won't disappoint!

Here it is over UD's Firebird (left) and Blackmail (right). It picks up more of the blue sparkles over Firebird, and more of the green sparkles over Blackmail. I really like that there's so many possibilities and color combinations with this one!

I should also mention that these have no scent at all. I really liked how the Diamond Crushers are strawberry scented, because scent in lip products is always nice (for me anyway!) but these will be great for those who hate any scent in their lipsticks.

All in all, I really enjoy White Lie. It looks great over every lip color I've paired it with so far, and it lasts for hours before needing to be re-applied. The one thing I would definitely change about it is the applicator, but other than that this is pretty great!