There are many beauty products and make-up items on Molly Bloom’s bathroom counter. Among them (from left to right):
Elizabeth Arden refining toner lotion (now discontinued)
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse multi-purpose dry oil
A Mason Pearson hair brush
Some Chanel nail polishes
Chanel fresh body cream
Lancôme Tonique Douceur hydrating lotion
The Almond & Shea hand care duo by Pecksniffs, which includes a moisturising hand & body lotion and a nourishing hand wash in pump bottles.
In the morning, Kayla (Elsie Fisher) puts her make-up with a pink pear-shaped sponge, which is likely to be the Sephora Airbrush one. It’s a very generic tool and many brands make it, but I like to think she got it at a shop she could find in a mall.
The eye pencil she uses is by MAC.
Billy Bloom’s vanity is pretty busy with cosmetics and accessories. In the screencap above, the face powder situation is out of control: it’s basically everywhere on the table.
The center-stage position goes to a pink box contaning Velour lashes.
There are also a MAC hot pink lipstick and a Milani pink lipstick.
The round compact on the upper left is L’Oreal Visible Lift blush.
On the table there are some MAC Pro palette refill pans in their black envelopes and a single eyeshadow.
The perfume in the blue bottle is Avon Mesmerize For Her, a woody aromatic fragrance launched in 1992. Billy uses it all through the film.
Ruth Ellis (Miranda Richardson) checks her make-up on a Stratton gold-tone mirror compact with a scalloped design and raised roses.
Mellie Logan (Riley Keough) uses almost exclusively Tigi Bed Head products at the hair salon where she works. Starting from the farthest table to the nearest, I’ve spotted the following:
Two cans of Superstar Queen for a Day thickening spray, one on both tables
A round bottle of Small Talk energizing cream
A pump bottle of Dumb Blonde violet-toning shampoo, perfect for the Purple Lady (Rebecca Koon)
A bottle of Elasticate shampoo (or conditioner)
A can of Flexi Head strong flexible hold hairspray
A bottle of Straighten Out straightening cream
A bottle of Control Freak serum
A bottle of Maxxed-Out massive hold hairspray
The odd one out here is a pink can of Aqua Net super-hold hairspray
Even the pink hairdryer is by Tigi: it’s the Mind Blower hairdryer
There’s a can of L’Oreal Elnett Satin hairspray and a Harry Josh Pro Tools hair dryer on Dakota Johnson’s dressing table.
This screencap is from a Vogue original short movie directed by Gustav Johansson, starring the American actress and her conscience 😉
Thanks to my friend Jennifer for the ids.
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