
Skull Slime 12-Piece Display Box
A purple counter display box printed 'SKULL WITH SLIME', '12pcs' and 'TRICK', with skull containers in pink, blue, green and black visible in the box.
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A purple counter display box printed 'SKULL WITH SLIME', '12pcs' and 'TRICK', with skull containers in pink, blue, green and black visible in the box.

Four large translucent skull containers with clear domes, filled with marbled glitter slime in pink-gold-green and blue-purple-gold, with red eyes and a row of white teeth.

Three clear gloss tubes topped with chrome skull caps, filled with black, orange and green gloss and printed with a white sugar-skull design, supplied on a black-and-green blister card.

Three pink inverted-triangle gloss bottles with black square caps and small black star prints, the pointed bases tapering downward and the pink bodies in slightly different shades.

A beige cat-shaped gloss container with pointed ears, a tail loop and a cream base, its head lifting off to reveal a white handle and dark-red doe-foot applicator, with two rosy cheek patches on the face.

Three cylindrical lip glosses with silver ball caps, each on a beaded chain with a translucent heart charm and a fluffy pom-pom in purple, pink and red, one cap removed to show a red doe-foot wand.

A hexagonal clear gloss tube with a cream-coloured cap and a pink-and-white diagonal stripe through the product, with a detached cap holding a large pink doe-foot applicator.

A pink star-shaped compact with a small hanging loop, holding a solid glossy red pan in a pale-green base, with a mirror in the lid.

A slim silver angular bottle with a red oval accent on the cap and a long thin black applicator, with 'MAGNET' printed vertically down the body.

Two pink paw-shaped compacts with a large embossed paw print in the powder, both open to show a pink blush pan in a clear-lidded white case.

A tall purple faceted mascara tube with a black fibre wand, beside a shorter red-and-black faceted tube with clear base showing red liquid; both share the same hexagonal profile.

Two square six-pan palettes with clear lids edged in white triangles, holding cream, gold, copper, white, pink and burgundy shades, shown with a folded white paper bird.

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