

Polly (Carrie Preston) is mixing Barielle 60 Second Mani-Pedi exfoliating scrub with a spoon.


Polly (Carrie Preston) is mixing Barielle 60 Second Mani-Pedi exfoliating scrub with a spoon.

A bottle of Salvador Dalì parfum de toilette can be seen on Desna’s dresser. Now this is an unusual choice: this perfume, created in 1985 by Alberto Morillas, is a classic 1980s scent, not the first perfume that comes to my mind when I think of a flamboyant character like Desna. According to Fragrantica, it’s “very intensive and unusual thanks to the spicy-grassy top notes contrasting with the opulent floral perfume heart:” it sounds alluring, right?
The bottle, reproducing a woman’s mouth and nose (the cap), was designed by the Spanish artist.
On her dresser there’s also a bottle of Vaseline Cocoa Radiant body lotion.
Thanks to Jennifer for the lotion id.

There’s a bottle of L’Occitane Thé Vert shower gel in the bathroom of the house where babysitter Sasha Lowood is killed.
In Shoshanna’s bathroom there are Dove Oxygen Moisture shampoo and two hair conditioners by Lush – American Cream and Happy Happy Joy Joy.

There are also Nature’s Gate jojoba and sacred lotus revitalizing shampoo and Yes to Grapefruit spot-correcting body creme.
Last but not least, a tube of Queen Helene Aloe Vera natural facial scrub.


There are Greenleaf room spray in Lavender and Barr-Co. fine shea butter lotion in Shoshanna’s bathroom.

When Jessa leaves, a pot of Pond’s dry skin cream is visible, too.
Several perfumes appear in the opening credits of the 2nd season. First of all, some bouchon coeur flacons by Guerlain and their parquet boxes, originally introduced in the early 1910s for Mitsouko, Fol Arôme and L’Heure Bleue. The perfume in the box is the dabber version, while the two sitting on the counter are spray bottles.
The red-lined box contains three perfumes by Selfridges – Fumaria Bouquet, Selene and Adne. At the time, Selfridges sold their own perfumes, but I haven’t found any information about these, so I guess they are props. All the bottles have pump atomisers.
Here’s a closer look to Selene faceted bottle.
Some bottles of Lady Primrose diamond dusting silk shakers can be seen, too.
Last but not least: some glass jars of Lady Primrose Thyrst body crème.
The last image of the opening credits show Mr. Selfridge checking his watch, ready to welcome customers. Some Caron bottles can be seen in the glass display cabinet behind him.
The yellow pump bottle in Jim Hopper’s bathroom is Revlon Jean Naté liquid soap. Before being bought by Revlon, the Jean Naté Company launched its perfume in 1935: according to Fragrantica, it includes “citrus, floral and spicy notes, such as lavender, jasmine, rose, carnation, lily of the valley, cedar, tonka bean, musk and sandalwood.”


There are four Dermalogica products by the bath tub in the Hansson’s bathroom. Many products of this brand have the same packaging, so I’m just assuming here: the tall pump bottle is likely to be a body wash; the tube could be a scrub or a masque; the all-white product could be a deodorant. The one I’m 100% sure about is the metal pump bottle, which is a stress-relief treatment oil.

Several bottles of Floris perfume and a tin box of talcum powder can be seen on display in the cosmetics department.