In the first part of the episode there’s a sequence showing several medicine cabinets from the several houses Rue and her family have lived in. There are many medicines, of course, but some beauty products and toiletries, too. In the screencap above, for example, we can see Hask Kalahari melon oil color protection deep conditioner.
In another cabinet there are Mitchum 48-hour protection stick deodorant, Aquaphor healing ointment and Gilchrist & Soames English Herb soap in Chamomile.
Annie (Kate Micucci) is keeping her dating project (saying yes to everyone who asks her out for 30 days) going but getting to know her colleague Lucas better has changed things. She knows he’s the one, but she decides to go on one last date with someone else. While she’s getting ready in her bathroom, among the toiletries, we can see
Batiste dry shampoo
Mrs. Meyer’s radish hand soap
Glossier Wowder setting powder
Karen Wheeler (Cara Buono) is a conflicted woman: she cares a lot about her family, even if her marriage is unhappy, but she can barely resist the bad boy charm of Billy Hargrove. He’s invited her at a motel, so in this scene she’s getting ready to join him there.
The red lipstick she’s applying is Elizabeth Arden Lip Spa.
The hairspray reflected on the mirror is Rayette Aquanet.
When she removes her wedding rings, we can see a Christian Dior compact, probably containing eyeshadows.
Fabergé Farrah Fawcett hairspray, which had such an important part in Season 2, is back! This time, Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) uses it as weapon against the “mysterious” forces that are making all his robots move in unison.
Angel (Indya Moore) finally scores a modeling job for the Wet ‘n Wild spring 1990 campaign. While she’s having her make-up done on set, we can see L’Oreal Elnett Satin strong-hold hairspray in front of her.
In the studio where Angel (Indya Moore) is having professional photos taken, they use L’Oreal Elnett Satin extra strong-hold hairspray.
There are several make-up products and tools on Michaela’s dresser. Among them there are Herbal Essences Tousle Me Softly Let It Loose hairspray, a Black Radiance Artisan Color baked blush and a foam applicator brush by EcoTools.
There are also a bottle of Smashbox Studio Skin liquid foundation, a tube of Yves Saint Laurent Glossy Stain lip colour and a bottle of Essie nail polish.
Thanks to Jessica in the comments who identified the Herbal Essences spray and the Smashbox foundation.
There’s a can of L’Oreal Elnett Satin Supreme Hold hairspray on Veronica and Betty’s dressing table.
The episode opens with an ordinary scene: the heiress Coco St. Pierre Vanderbilt (Leslie Grossman) is getting a haircut. She wants to become an Instagram influencer: she has no intention to “show her full ass crack” so her hairstyle “has to be on point.” Her hair stylist is Mr. Gallant (Evan Peters), who comes from a rich family just like Coco but, unlike her, has been able to make something out of himself: he’s a celebrity hair stylist, “the new Chris McMillan“.
The hairspray Mr. Gallant uses on Coco is Wella Mistify Me Light from the EIMI line.
On the counter in front of Coco there are other products from the same line: Perfect Setting (but Sugar Lift and Body Crafter have the same spray bottle) and Stay Styled hairspray.
On the same counter there’s also a Mason Pearson hairbrush.
When Big Kurt Jackson and Chavo barge into the girls’ dressing room to complain about Carmen’s moves (stolen from her brothers), Debbie (Betty Gilpin) acts as peacemaker. In the screencap above, Tammé (Kia Stevens) is holding a can of Aqua Net hairspray; on the glass shelf by the washbasin there’s Maybelline Great Lash mascara.
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