There’s a bottle of Lohse Uralt Lavendel cologne by the sink in Traudl Junge’s room. It’s not clear what bottle version was used here, since the camera pans to the actress and doesn’t linger on the sink. Historically speaking, it should be the one on the right (see the Gothic font), but there’s no way to know.
Thanks to AW for the id.
In the opening scene, Boy George (Douglas Booth) is putting on a red lipstick, which happens to be by Clarins. Unfortunately, the whole tube is not visible, so it’s hard to tell if it’s a vintage piece.
Red stiletto nails on Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren).
The protagonist of this documentary, written by James Ivory, is Helen Jairag Richardson, a Burma-born Indian film actress and dancer, who has appeared in over 500 Hindi films.
A couple of weeks ago I binge-watched the ABC legal dramaHow to Get Away with Murder and I fell in love with the make-up of Bonnie Winterbottom (Liza Weil). It’s very similar to my everyday make-up, which means bare face and eyes but ruby red lips. The shade used on her is fantastic, so I turned to Twitter to ask the show’s make-up artist more about it. Sergio Lopez-Rivera was so kind to answer my question and revealed he uses Ruby Woo by MAC on the actress. This shade is among my favourites ever, but I must admit it looks more vibrant on Liza, probably because of her fair complexion, which makes the colour pop.
A bored Serena Van Der Woodsen puts OPI Natural Nail base coat on.
Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren) checking her red lipstick.
Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) holding a Chanel Image de Chanel hand mirror and putting Revlon Super Lustrous lip gloss in Pink Pop on.
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