There’s L’Oreal Obao bubble bath in Bliss’ bathroom.
Category Archives: bodycare in movies
The Lobster (2015)
There’s a box of Davidoff Cool Water in David’s hotel room. This aromatic/marine perfume was created by It was created by Pierre Bourdon and launched in 1988.
In front of it there’s a large jar of Tiger Balm red ointment.
Broken English (2007)
Among the products in Nora’s bathroom cabinet: a bottle of Cutex acetone-free nail polish remover, a Carita mask (old packaging), a moisturizer by C. O. Bigelow in a gold bottle and a spray bottle of Heritage Store lilac water.
On the top shelf there are a jar of Tiger Balm red ointment and a bottle of Tiger Balm liniment. On the far right there’s a tube of Nivea Pearly Shine lip balm.
Thanks to Jennifer for the ids.
Broken English (2007)
Nora (Parker Posey) keeps a tube of C. O. Bigelow lemon hand treatment on her mantelpiece.
Sexy Beast (2000)
There’s a bottle of Hawaiian Tropic dark tanning oil by the pool in Gal’s home.
The Edge of Seventeen (2016)
There are Hask Argan Oil repairing deep conditioner and Druide relaxing body soap in Nadine’s shower.
Thanks to Emily in the comments for the Druide id.
What Women Want (2000)
The protagonist’s ex-wife, Gigi (Lauren Holly) loves perfumes and beauty products: her busy dressing table proves it.
There are Clinique Dramatically Different moisturizing lotion, Bulgari Eau Parfumée au The Vert cologne and body lotion, and a perfume by Maître Parfumeur et Gantier.
In another screencap, a bottle of Diorissimo (or Diorella) by Christian Dior and a perfume by Annick Goutal (even in this case, impossible to tell which one) can be seen.
Among her make-up items, there’s a MAC lipstick.
Gli indifferenti (1964)
A can of Borotalco talcum powder can be seen in the bathroom where Carla (Claudia Cardinale) is getting ready. This hugely popular product was created in 1874 in Florence by the pharmacist Henry Roberts.
Cloud Atlas (2012)
There’s a bottle of Biotherm Lait Corporel anti-drying body milk on a dressing table at Ursula’s.
Week End (1967)
There’s a bottle of L’Oreal Obao bubble bath on Corinne’s bath tub. This product, advertised in France as “le bain de mousse à la japonaise”, was launched in 1963; its name was inspired to o-furo, the traditional Japanese bath.
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