Liza (Sutton Foster) gets two L’Oreal hairsprays for her boss Diana (Miriam Shor) and mentions them! Bold Control is from the Lock It collection, while High Lift is from the Boost It collection.
Liza (Sutton Foster) gets two L’Oreal hairsprays for her boss Diana (Miriam Shor) and mentions them! Bold Control is from the Lock It collection, while High Lift is from the Boost It collection.
There are a tube of Maybelline Great Lash mascara and a bottle of L’Oreal Paris EverCurl Hydracharge leave-in cream on Aria’s desk.
I usually don’t write about medicines/vitamin capsules, but my friend Jennifer, who identified L’Oreal cream for me, told me the jar next to it contains Rainbow Light certified organic women’s multivitamin vegetarian capsules. I guess Aria needs them to keep up with school and all the complicated adventures in her life.
D:fi D:struct volume-boosting shampoo in Jax Teller’s bathroom.


Jed Covington (Timothy Carhart) meets Don Draper (Jon Hamm) at his barber’s. There’s a display of Pinaud Clubman talc bottles (both old and new packaging) by the door; there are a bottle of Vitalis hair tonic and a large Barbicide disinfecting jar on the shelf by the mirror.
Royal Crown pomade.
Trader Joe’s Refresh citrus conditioner with vitamin C in Paige’s locker.
Have you noticed they covered the Trader Joe’s logo and put another logo – similar to Kiehl’s – on it? Don’t tell me it’s for avoiding blatant product placement: you can see all the beauty items spotted in the show here, and there’s a ton of them. They probably did it to give a more refined appeal to the product. Still, I don’t like this policy.
Murray’s Nu Nile hair slick dressing pomade on Piney Winston’s dresser.