I’ve been obsessed with this picture of Stevie Nicks in the late 1970s since I found it online. She’s sitting at a tiled dressing table, where there are three products which have immediately caught my attention. All of them are by Erno Laszlo: a bottle (among meds), a jar and a soap.
Impossible to say if the bottle contained a lotion, a toner or the Shake-It tinted treatment. On the other hand, I’m pretty sure the jar contained a face powder. But the same packaging was used for other products (including the famous Active pHelityl cream), so I could be wrong. The soap on the far right is Active Phelityl.
Last but not least, the brush next to the jar is by Mason Pearson.
Picture source and source.
Thanks to The Scentimentalist for the brush id and to Bunny Hoover for the soap id.
Novice nun Colleen shortly goes back to her teenage self by using the make-up she wore in her emo/Goth phase, in this case a dark shade of 
Novice nun Colleen shortly goes back to her emo teenage self by dying her hair pink. She uses Manic Panic 
There has been a bag swap at the Red Oaks Club: Wheeler (Oliver Cooper) realises what has happened when he finds a bottle of Williams Aqua Velva after-shave lotion in the bag which turns out to be Herb’s.
A bottle of Old Spice cologne can be seen in David Meyer’s locker.
In Nash’s bathroom there are a bottle of Guy Laroche Drakkar Noir (
Judy (Jennifer Grey) puts on a red 
In this episode of the Muppet Show, Miss Piggy comes face to face with one of her worst enemies, Annie Sue, introduced as “one of the Muppets’ delightful little ladies of song.” Annie is a fan of the primadonna, but her admiration is unrequited, so much that Miss Piggy kicks her out of her dressing room.
In the scene above, you can see the flacon rayonnant of Guerlain Vol de Nuit. The woody powdery perfume, created by Jacques Guerlain in 1933, shows how refined the leading lady of the show is.
The open fridge reveals an array of nail polish bottles, all by Revlon.
