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I feel like this is the most appropriate mug to use for Beltane 2026…
Warning Post to All Chaggi/HuskerDust Artists!
There is someone on Deviantart who is stealing tons of your fanart on here, there and other platforms nad reposting them. They've only been on DA for 2 days and have stolen almost 200 pieces of Chaggi and HuskerDust art. I am encouraging you all to go on to this users platform and check if you recognize your art or maybe art that belongs to other artists you know or respect and help in reporting the account: https://www.deviantart.com/claire-cooper/status-update/For-those-of-you-who-1323636722
This is the user in question: https://www.deviantart.com/cheetahpawlover She isn't crediting, isn't asking permission and seems to be reposting them in the lowest quality in most cases. She also seems to be taking credit for them when some people comment which is honestly irritating me. The more the art is reported by the actual artists the more likely they'll be to be removed.
you know the drill
like to charge, reblog to cast
Some people never played Zoombinis in the 90s and it shows
I swear, people misspelling “altar” will never not make my eye twitch…
You know what?
My ancestors would have wanted pasteurization, vaccines, antibiotics, disinfectants, birth control, psychiatric medications, pain management, anesthesia. My ancestors would have wanted to be able to keep their loved ones around longer, and not lose them too early/too soon to childbirths, injuries, bacterial infections, mental illnesses, and diseases that are curable and/or preventable in our modern day life.
Modern medicine saves lives.
In fact, we know they did want these things, because they invented them. They gave them to us out of generations of struggling to understand and make use of nature itself. "Ancestral knowledge" includes the unglamorous things like germ theory, the functioning of the immune system, and how to manufacture lifesaving vaccines. It's not just magical or mystical or remote, it's present in our lives at every moment. It's the reward of human connection: the sum total of human discovery and the boundless ingenuity of human invention, surrounding us at all times with absolute miracles made banal by their familiarity.
If we reject modern medicine, then we reject all the labors and trials our ancestors went through for us; we reject our very nature.
Please, for your ancestors' sake: vaccinate your kids, and take your goddamn medicine.
ok northies this is it. these last five days to the solstice are a motherfucker. everything feels dark and hopeless because the sun's fucked off. but you MUST. i cannot stress enough you MUST hang on until the 21st. the light will come back
I really need to learn how to cook. Mayhaps dip into kitchen witchcraft! I should re-binge all of Worst Cooks in America… Get me inspired and motivated and ish. Maybe my physical energy will actually show up for it.
For the witches and pagans who do all night vigils for Winter Solstice (December 21 this year): When do you hold your vigil?
The Night Before (Sundown Dec. 20 - Sunrise Dec. 21)
The Night After (Sundown Dec. 21 - Sunrise Dec. 22)
Litha, good ol’ Summer Solstice, is a mere eleven days away and I have this feeling like something needs to change. I just wish I had a clue as to what the fuck that something is! My altar, my ritual, a bit of both? Something on the practice side of it needs to be switched up, but what?!
Nazis will never be welcome in paganism. They have no space in our communities, we will have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to nazis. You have no right to the cultures, gods and religions you hijack to spread your disgusting ideologies. You will find no refuge or comraderie amongst pagans.
Reblog to let nazis know they’re not welcome here.
Saw a post that said that Chaggie is a gay couple for straight people. Reblog if you're LGBTQ+ and love Chaggie!
Makeup for Magick/Ritual p8: Yule - The Winter Solstice
And finally, Yule! The Winter Solstice! We’re almost done, people… Let’s get it started!
All the colors of Christmas applies to Yule/Winter Solstice, since it’s one of the holidays the church “borrowed” from.
I know! Shocker!
But as a reminder, my notes have the Yule colors as :
Red
Orange
Yellow
Gold
Silver
White
Blue
Green
First up, Give Me Glow (plus singles).
Christmas Morning Palette: Not sure if there’s a holiday palette with a better curated color story. You have the beautiful gold for the Sun and solar magick, pine green for evergreens and prosperity, warm cinnamon and cranberry reds, and warm toned silvers and deep greys.
Single Shadow “Add-Ons”
Low Battery: neutral toned medium-dark red matte
Emerald City: emerald green metallic
Patty: slightly warm toned medium green matte
Cream Please: ultra creamy ivory matte
Glamourous: extremely high foiled pale gold
Halo: metallic white with baby blue and gold shifts
Icy Frap: icy warm champagne metallic with taupe undertones
Icicle: icy white metallic
Marshmallow: pure white matte
Satellite: aluminum foil silver metallic
Dirt Road: deep black brown matte
Valentines Red: cranberry red metallic
Now for Juvia’s Place!
The Afrique: Toasty reds, golds and greens. It’s definitely more suited for Yule than Samhain. It’s similar to Christmas Morning in terms of color magick, but I definitely prefer the GMG palette.
The Warrior: If you’re focus is the rebirth of the sun, the golds and gold-toned browns in this palette is the way to go. A work safe color and subtle enough for people still in the broom closet.
This is the last time, I promise! For now, anyway… Our lord and savior, Coloupop!
Just My Luck: Green for the evergreens, celebrating life even in the long, dark cold winter; and for prosperity, abundance and luck.
Main Squeeze: Reds for strength, health, and physical energy for those of us with seasonal depression; and for the fire that keeps up warm and alive during the icy winter.
Blue Moon: Speaking of icy… Blues for the ice, snow and cold outside.
Frozen II: Elsa: Seriously, fuck pressed glitters. This is another “going with the vibes” palette. The icy blue, silver and purple, and the berry shades scream winter. It’s based off of Elsa, so I’m not surprised.
Next, BH Cosmetics!
Poison Shock Ghost Pepper: Like all the Poison Shock palettes, the depth of the mattes are lacking. But if you ignore the pink shades, it could lend itself to some holiday glamour magick. I feel like the Poison Shock palettes can be paired with a Colourpop monochrome palette . So yeah… what I wrote for CP Main squeeze applies here too.
Poison Shock Absinthe: Again, depth isn’t great, but everything from the CP Just My Luck palette applied to this one.
Poison Shock Sub Zero: The depth is slightly better in this one. Again, all things from the CP Blue Moon palette applies to Sub-Zero.
Naughty Palette and Miss Claus: The Lit List Palette: If you have either of these BH holiday palettes, you have options. I like the size of the pans in the Naughty palette because it makes it easy to also use them as blushes, and the quality is worth ignoring the two pressed glitters. The only look you can really do with this palette is an icy blue one, since it’s more toasty and cozy. The Lit List palette is the Naughty palette’s brighter little sister, and it thankfully only has one pressed glitter. This one will give you an icy December weather look, and it has an abundance of golds if you’re aiming for the rebirth of the sun. To be honest, you have them both, you’re pretty much covered.
Smitten in Switzerland: These colors lean more to the icy side, but with a bright golden yellow pop. Another “vibes” palette for the list. If you’re going for Jack Frost covering everything with a layer of ice, this will have you covered.
Passion in Paris: I included this for the winter berry shades. The reds and blues specifically.
Love in London: This palette’s here specifically for the metallic blue, purple, grey and gold. And no other reason.
Blueberry Muffin: Another good icy palette, with its cool toned blues, greys, white and silver.
And finally, we have the singles from Shroud, Terra Moons, and Looxi Beauty.
Shroud:
World Eater: an intense true red metallic shimmer
Vigil: a golden yellow metallic
Artifact: a grungy olive green metallic with a slight gold shift
Terra Moons:
Skyfall: a pale cool toned blue metallic with blue and lavender shifts
Meteorite: a golden, pink shimmer with hints of green
Nightfall: a deep blue metallic with hints of cerulean blue and gray
Spiked: a warm, dark red metallic
Hot Spiced Cider: a unique gold-green with hints of brown metallic
Dark Matter: a turquoise brown shifting metallic
Looxi Beauty:
Dream On: a pale aqua blue shimmer
Money Bags: a green with shifts of gold and blue
Honey Pot: a golden orange with shifts of copper, yellow and purple
Snow Angel: a light iridescent shimmer with shifts of gold, pink and bluish purple
Winter Moon: an azure blue shimmer with subtle shifts of gold and olive green
Chilly: a baby blue shimmer with shifts of pink and purple
Cupid: a warm peach shimmer with shifts of gold, orange and pink
Donner: a blue with green and gold duochrome
Rudy: a burgundy red with shifts of gold and orange
Adonis: a metallic powder blue with shifts of silver, blue, turquoise and purple
CASHmere: an emerald green with slight shifts of blue and gold
Noir: a steel blue with a lavender shift
Firefly: a red metallic with a copper/orange/gold shift
Lady Luck: a bronze gold with shifts of green, red and brownish purple
Nebula: a light violet metallic with undertones of silver
Vibin’: a periwinkle shimmer with a lavender shift
As usual, if you have anything to add, 100% please do so! Share and inspire!
And the sabbat series is officially finished! It’s done! Holy crap…
Makeup for Magick/Ritual p7: Samhain
LETS PRETEND THESE LAST TWO AREN'T HORRENDOUSLY PATHETICALLY LATE, OKAY??? OKAY!!!
Obviously these are the original pictures from last year, so I’ll mention any new releases that have popped up since then that I think fit (that I have). So, let’s get into it!
According to my personal notes, colors associated with Samhain are:
Black
Orange
Red
Brown
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Yellow
Indigo
White
Golden
Yellow
Purple
And I, personally, have included some greens in the palette. Both for usual spooky season reasons (which I still celebrate because I love it, and it’s a way to honor my papa since he was super festive at every holiday) and because we’ve got green pumpkins and gourds, as well as some green leaves that are holding in for dear life in the trees. So it should be included.
First up: Juvia’s Place
The Violets: The veil between the world of the living and the dead is at it’s thinnest at Samhain, so it’s the perfect time for all kinds of divination and spirit communication. Psychic abilities seem to be stronger around this time of year and people tend to have more paranormal experiences, as well. Colors like purple, indigo and silver are often associated with intuition and psychic ability, so this is a good palette to reach for if you want to lean in to the uptick of psychic energy.
The Tribe: Oranges and greens, pumpkins and changing leaves. If you want your look to reflect what nature is doing, this palette has a great color story for it.
The Festival: Early on in the creation of this makeup series, I decided this palette was going to be in the Samhain post, primarily because of the red and metallic black. But it’s also has your oranges and golds.
Afrique: I put this palette on the list for the deeper reds, green, purple and gold.
The Saharan: This palette’s on the list for the black and the oranges, basically.
Next, Give Me Glow and Shroud Cosmetics…
GMG Juicy Olive Palette: A palette for more murky olive greens.
GMG Grunge Palette: This is for the darker purple, brown and black mattes. The original reason I wanted this palette so bad was for all the nice deepening shades.
SC Spooky Cute Palette: Other than the black, the pastel shades are good for blending out the edges of more colorful looks. That’s it. That’s why it’s on the list.
SC Arcana Palette: Arcane’s dark jewel and muted color tones work really well for the sabbat in general. Some of the colors are more muted in person than they are in the picture, but in a good way. Maybe “murkier” is a better word for it? I dunno… Granted, this one is based more on the “sitting at an altar/grave, communing with the dead, burning candles and incense” vibes it gives off when I look at it. So… Plus they spell “Altar” right, which a bunch of witches online tend to fuck up regularly, so props for that.
SC x Beautbean It’s Freakin’ Bats Palette: This one’s really cute for Halloween, what with the theming and references, and the Sam shade is so unique in my collection. For Samhain, however, the focus is on the purples for a intuition and psychic ability boost.
Next is Urban Decay and Kristen Leigh Cosmetics. Because of the whole supporting Putin situation, I’ll be skipping over ABH for the foreseeable future. Instead we’ll talk about a palette from Unearthly Cosmetics (formerly Alien Cosmetics) that I bought this past year that I think fits.
UD Born to Run Palette: Like at Mabon, the fall vibes of this palette live on. The black, dark grey and murky purple, orange, brown and bronze shades lends itself to this darker tone of year.
KLC Autumn Vibes Palette: Undeniably a companion palette since it’s four metallic/ duochrome shades. If you’re going for a late-fall nature focus, any of these will would work.
UC Poison Apple Palette (new, not pictured): At Samhain, apples are used for divination and as offerings to our beloved dead. This palette, from the mattes to the duochromes, embody this sacred fruit perfectly. It also works great for Mabon.
Haven’t said this in a while. Time for our lord and savior, Colourpop!
Blowing’ Smoke: The color black is associated with death, the dark and cold night (growing longer until Yule) and protection; grey is associated with divination, intuition, spirit and ancestor communication, death and the underworld; and silver is associated with protection and intuition/psychic ability. So, a good color story to work with at Samhain. If you’re new to makeup, go in slowly with black eyeshadow. That ish can go from 0 to 60 in a blink.
Orange You Glad?: Specifically for the two darker mattes. And say it with me! Fuck pressed glitter! Uhg, that could have been such a beautiful duochrome!
Main Squeeze: Again, this one is specifically for the darker blood red shades on the bottom row.
It’s My Pleasure: A decent purple palette with a few different purple tones in the shimmers to work with.
Yes, Please!: While not super deep, the OG Colourpop palette is the “work appropriate” red-orange-yellow Samhain palette.
Whatever: Again, fuck pressed glitter. But the reds and browns are nice and deep, and with the orangey-bronze shade “Not OK”, it mimics the majority of leaves on the trees this late in autumn. Just more glam.
On to BH Cosmetics. I haven’t really bought anything from them since they were bought out by Makeup Revolution. So I don’t know if the formula’s changed at all. I do know that a good chunk of their palettes got discontinued, though.
Poison Shock Scorpion Sting: I’d bring in the dark orange matte from Orange You Glad?, since the three mattes don’t go as deep. Metallic wise, you have a lot of options for whatever leaf or pumpkin you’re trying to replicate.
Poison Shock Nightshade: Again, the mattes don’t go as deep as I’d like, but it still works nicely.
Poison Shock Venom: The Venom shades can be used similarly to Blowin’ Smoke from CP. it just has one or two more purpley shades to work with
Zodiac: All of the mattes besides the Leo and Virgo mattes are great purple/black/browns to use. The baked metallics that would work for Samhain are Cancer, Gemini, Pisces, Capricorn, Sagittarius, Scorpio and Libra.
Love in London: I chose this specifically for the matte black, a couple of the matte browns, and the purple, dark grey and gold metallics. Definitely another office appropriate palette choices.
Passion in Paris: Strictly for the reds, purples and greys. Though this is more “wintery”.
Bringing up the rear, we have the single shadows! Starting with Kristen Leigh Cosmetics, Terra Moons, and Shroud.
KLC Halloween Havoc Collection:
Haunted: an orange to gold iridescent duochrome highlighter with gold to green to silver blue color shifts.
Jack-O-Lantern: a pumpkin orange multidimensional eyeshadow with gold to green to silver blue color shifts.
Potion: a light leafy green duochrome eyeshadow with lots of iridescent green duochrome sparkles.
Sorcery: a cool toned dark brown to purple duochrome, multidimensional eyeshadow with purple to pink to blue to gold and slight orange shifts depending on the lighting and angles.
Terra Moons:
Hurricane: a warm-toned medium-dark orange metallic.
Spiked: a warm, dark red.
Bonfire: a duochrome orange-red shimmer.
Martian: a duochrome green, gold and reddish shimmer.
Shroud:
World Eater: an intense true red metallic shimmer.
Ignite: a fiery copper metallic.
Vigil: a golden yellow metallic.
Enigma: a mid tone purple with an icy blue shift.
Pillow Talk: a deep purple with an intense gold shimmering reflect.
Scrumptious: a coral red shimmer with an intense gold shimmering reflect.
Artifact: a grungy olive green metallic with a slight golden shift.
Nightsong: a deep metallic blue with a black base.
Next, Looxi Beauty.
Jelly: a blue purple duochrome.
Gator: a missy green with shifts of brown and pale yellow.
Adorbs!: a reddish bronze with shifts of gold and green.
Honey Pot: a golden orange with shifts of copper, yellow and purple.
Hocus Pocus: a purple shade with shifts of olive green.
Poppy: a deep, dark metallic burgundy.
Follow Me: a vibrant orange gold shimmer.
Tricked: a vibrant golden yellow shimmer.
Poor Unfortunate Souls: a purple shimmer.
Forbidden Fruit: a bold metallic red shimmer.
Emerald: a burgundy with shifts of green, gold and copper.
The Monarch: a bronzed brown with shifts of rose and gold.
Juice: a deep wine red with shifts of brown, gold, and green.
Omega: a green metallic with shifts of teal, purple and dark blue.
Firefly: a red with with a copper/orange/gold shift.
Lady Luck: a bronze gold with shifts of green, red and brownish purple.
Starry Night: a mid-toned blue with a violet undertone.
Lagoon: a metallic, golden olive shimmer.
Spyro: a grape metallic
Coppa’ Feel: a bold, metallic copper with a hint of pink.
That’s What She Said: a golden metallic with slight hints of green.
Bonfire Babe: a vibrant fiery orange with shifts of yellow gold and pink.
Next to You: a deep purple with an electric blue shift.
For the Graham: a cinnamon brown with shifts of red, gold, and orange
And finally, Give Me Glow!
Leggings: matte ultra black
Blackened Plum: deep smoky purple matte
Chili: deep rustic red-orange matte
TBT: deep burnt rustic orange matte
Toxic: vibrant deep true purple matte
Storm: a cool toned purple taupe metallic
Selfie: a warm toned medium-dark copper metallic
You’re Cheesy: a warm toned, light-medium orange metallic
Ultraviolence: a deep purple based violet metallic
Satellite: aluminum foil silver metallic
Halo: white with baby blue and gold shifts
Marshmallow: pure white matte
And with that, we’ve finished Samhain. Not much else to say except, if you have any ideas you’d like to add, please do!
Now on to the final sabbat: Yule!
Makeup for Magick/Ritual p6: Mabon - The Autumn Equinox
Looks like it's time for a couple of late as eff posts! Starting with Mabon! Berries, greens, browns, golds, oranges, purples, reds... if it's on the trees or in a stereotypical cornucopia, it's fair game.
Am I using a backup altar cloth for a backdrop? Why yes, yes I am. Onto the palettes.
Let’s start with our lord and savior, Colourpop!
As far as monochromatic palettes go, I’d reach for the It’s My Pleasure palette (for some of the deeper purples), Main Squeeze (especially that bottom row), Orange You Glad?, Uh-Huh Honey (for more gold-yellows), and Just My Luck (for the darker and more olive-toned greens). And the last 9-pan on the list, the Frozen II: Anna palette’s berries, gold and warm neutrals makes it a good choice for Mabon. Also, this goes without saying, but fuck pressed glitters.
Dream St. is more of an honorable mention. It wouldn’t be my first pick, but the deeper teals and warm bronze-y shades would fit pretty well.
The Zodiac palette is the better Kathleen Lights collab for fall, by far. If you cover up those two blues, the berries/oranges/golds make for a goidv fall leaf color palette.
Yes, Please!, the OG Colourpop palette. Though it’s more summery, the deeper reds and oranges would need good to reach for.
Since the Good Sport palette no longer exists (how very dare you, ColourPop?!), I’d say the Whatever palette is the ideal warm-toned CP fall palette. Other than the pressed glitter, the reds/reddish-browns/rich red-oranges, all the warm fall tones in one palette. 90% of what’s on the New England leaf-peeping trees is in this palette.
Next, Give Me Glow and ABH.
The GMG Juicy Olive palette’s murkier greens are good “fall harvest” greens. I kind of want to try pairing it with the warmer shimmers in the Whatever palette, now…
The GMG Grunge palette is loaded down with good cool tone and warm tone mattes. The purple/berry shades the cool/warm browns and the charcoal black all would be good to reach for for Mabon if you have it.
The ABH Modern Renaissance’s reds and oranges are good for a more toned down colorful looks, while the Soft Glam’s rich, warm browns and bronzes make for a good fall palette for people who don’t do color.
Now for BH Cosmetics…
The Naughty Palette (bottom center) was last year’s holiday palette. Other than the two pressed glitters, it has pumpkin oranges, purples, and reds - and the duochrome “Spiked Cider” - fit the Equinox perfectly and can honestly bring you all the way through Imbolc.
Love in London (bottom left) - Yes, it’s very neutral. I know. But I’d be a bad friend if I didn’t tell you that the bottom row (except Crumpet), and the lovely metallic gold and dark purple, when used together make a very pretty fall look. Okay, moving on.
Chillin’ in Chicago/Amore in Amalfi (top left) - This is here solely because I liked the red/orange/brown fall look I got with it when I paired it with the rich reds, oranges, orange toned browns, and almost plum purples of the Beautiful in Barcelona palette (top center).
Avocado Toast (top right) - Really only here for the darker/earthier greens and warm browns.
Passion in Paris (bottom right) - Although this is definitely more wintery, the reds in the bottom row and the dark purple shimmer and black in the row above it could make a good cool toned fall look.
On to Juvia’s Place.
First the three mini palettes in the bottom, left to right:
The Chocolates, The Berries, The Violets - The deeper purples in The Violets, The Chocolates’ warm browns, and The Berries’ fall… berries. I’d personally use these with each other, or as companion palettes, instead of on their own if I were to reach for them.
The Saharan (top left) - Fiery fall leaf oranges, reds and golds, the deep green metallic… if you ignore the pinks, it’s a pretty good pick overall
Afrique (center left) - Although the gold and jewel tones in this palette are better suited for Yule, the color story could make for a nice fall/harvest look if you take out the blues.
The Nubian 2 (top center) - On the earth toned, non leaf-peepers side of the equinox: golds, browns, that herb green and eggplant purple… honestly it’s straight out of a cornucopia.
The Tribe (center) - Early fall leaves? Butternut squash? Pumpkins? Honestly, this is the perfect color story for any of those Mabon, fall equinox vibes.
The Nomad (top right) - With the earth toned yellows, golds and greens, this could bring you from Lammas to Mabon, but I’d probably pair it with another palette. Maybe The Tribe.
The Warrior (center right) - Earthy browns and golds for days!
Now for the single palette brands.
Norvina Pro Pigment Palette Vol. 3 - This was brought out as Norvina’s fall palette, and everyone was saying that it was way too bright to be for fall. Except it’s not? The reds, greens and yellows are all very “apple picking”, the oranges, browns, and greens are very “fall leaves in New England”.
Urban Decay Born to Run Palette - this was toted as “the only palette you need to pack” if you travel. If it’s the fall, maybe. Even the blues are “fall sky” blue.
Midas Cosmetics Artistry Volume 2 - This little 6-pan is very “fall botanical”. You’ve harvested a bunch of plants/herbs and they’re now hanging up, drying.
Alien Cosmetics (now Unearthly Cosmetics) Fairy Frolic Palette - With the honey golden-orange metallic, the bronze metallic and the red/purple/orange multichrome, along with the mattes, it definitely gives a “changing leaves” vibe.
Shroud Cosmetics Arcana Palette - Mystic and Alchemy are a bit more jewel toned, but the rest of the palette is more dark earthy toned.
Time for the single shadows!
Shroud Cosmetics
World Eater - An intense true red metallic shimmer
Ignite - Fiery copper metallic shimmer
Vigil - Golden yellow
Oracle - Champagne shimmer with a slight gold shift
Pillow Talk - Deep purple with an intense gold shimmer reflect
Scrumptious - Coral red with an intense gold shimmer reflect
Magnetism - Aqua green with an intense gold shimmer reflect
Artifact - Metallic grungy olive green with a slight golden shift
Nightsong - Deep metallic blue with a black base
Soulstone - Jewel toned magenta metallic shimmer
Terra Moons Cosmetics
Spiked - A vibrant orange red shimmer
Bonfire - A duochrome orange red shimmer
Harvest - A duochrome orange, green, and yellow shimmer
Hot Spiced Cider - A gold green with hints of brown metallic
Dark Matter - A turquoise brown shifting shade
Baby Bat Beauty
Hawthorn - Dark brown with a purple shift
Ceres - Sage-Forest green
Falling Leaves - Deep pumpkin orange
Looxi Beauty
Jelly - A sparkly shifter of electric blue and electric purple
Gator - Mossy green with brown and pale yellow shifts
Money Bags - Green with shifts of gold and blue
Adorbs! - A warm and toasty shade with sienna, gold, green and mauve shifts
Honey Pot - Golden orange with shifts of copper, yellow and purple
Poppy - A deep, dark burgundy shimmer
Poor Unfortunate Souls - Purple shimmer
Tricked - A vibrant golden yellow shimmer
Emerald - A burgundy with shifts of green, gold, and copper
Berry Sexy - A red/pink/brown/orange duo chrome
Juice - A dark berry with a green, gold, and purple shift
Omega - A green, teal, purple, and dark blue duochrome
Rage - A green and plum purple duochrome
Firefly - Red with copper, orange and red shifts
Lady Luck - A bronze gold with shifts of green, red, and brownish purple
Rudy - A burgundy red with shifts of gold and orange
Piece of My Heart - Burgundy shimmer
Lush - A deep forest green metallic
Nymph - Ivy green metallic
Lagoon - An olive gold metallic
Thorny - A dirty rose metallic
Spyro - Grape metallic
Coppa' Feel - Metallic copper with a hint of pink
I just want to note that, by the end of December, Looxi is discontinuing all of their current shades and, if you're interested, are having a Last Chance Sale.
Give Me Glow
Cream Please - Creamy ultra pale beige
Icy Frap - Icy warm champagne with taupe undertones
Iced Coffee - Deep bronze gold metallic
Halo - White with baby blue and gold shifts
Joker - Olive green with lime undertones
Stoned - Moderately warm-toned medium green metallic
Savage - Yellow based olive green
Tiger Lily - Warm light peach
Sweet Tea - Rusty orange with yellow shifts
TBT - Deep burnt rustic orange
Chili - Warm-toned medium-dark brown
Purple Hills - A pure deep electric purple
Toxic - Deep neon purple
Salem - Deep smokey plum brown
One way too late post down! On to the next!
Once upon a time I worked in this little burger/coffee/ice cream shop and a lady came in one winter and asked if we had a caramel apple drink and we were like ‘well we have cider’ and she was like ‘no I don’t remember what it’s called but this place made a drink that was chai tea, apple cider, and caramel’ and Breezy offered to try and make something for her but she changed her mind and left so Breezy and I were like ‘alright let’s try this’ because we had chai tea, instant cider mix, a shit ton of caramel, instant hot water from the espresso and too much free time.
And let me tell you it was delightful. It tastes like watching the leaves changing color and dancing in the wind. It tastes like picking out pumpkins and gourds and fresh apples at the farm up north. It tastes like witches and freedom.
I make it every year now and this year I walked in the house on the morning of October first with all the ingredients and shouted ‘FALL DRINK’ and my roommates were like ‘????’ so I made them Fall Drink and now every time they get home from work they’re like ‘Fall Drink pls?????’
Anyway I remember literally nothing else about that woman but I’m very grateful to her.
for anyone wondering about proportions/etc here’s op’s answer from the repiles:
@gaslightgallows I feel this would be relevant to your interests.
I don’t like caramel but I can vouch for hot chaider being amazing.
Deareat @simonalkenmayer I feel like this is relevant to your interests.
Also, I do something like this in the crock pot with the overly sweet Growers Pumpkin Apple Cider, chai spices, cloves, a bit of orange juice, and some super dry Pinot Grigio.
Mix, heat, and serve on a nippy night best spent cuddled under blankets with a book.
My friend, you have essentially backward engineered a wonderful winter drink from the Stuart period.
White sack wine, cider, spices (clove, cinnamon, nutmeg, mace, ginger) tea, sugar, and if you want it authentic, a bit of cream or whipped egg. All this is brought together in a low temperature and then stewed for a time. It can also be “pulled”, a process in which one “stirs” the concoction by using a ladle and pouring it repeatedly from high in the air. Makes it foamy and frothy.
Serve warm.
On a cold night, this is a delightful thing. Believe it or not, we also used to make it with a stout beer instead of wine. For a darker richer flavor.
One Black Tea Bag, One Cup Apple Juice, 2tsp butter, 2tsp brown sugar, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger to taste will also accomplish something similar (just melt the butter and brown sugar together and whisk them around a pan a bit - don’t bother making proper caramel) Make your faux-caramel then you add the apple juice and then the rest; heat it up to a boil then turn off the heat, drop the tea bag in and let it steep for 3 minutes, serve with gingersnaps.
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esp involving the local cryptid :)
Working on the Mabon makeup post as we speak. Not gonna lie, I’ll probably be in Halloween/Samhain mode by like, midnight. If that. My Samhain altar will probably go up very, very, very early.