

Lucy (Dakota Johnson) is getting ready to go to work. The MAC lip pencil she uses is possibly Spice.


The MAC brush she’s using to apply blush is possibly the 150S.


Lucy (Dakota Johnson) is getting ready to go to work. The MAC lip pencil she uses is possibly Spice.


The MAC brush she’s using to apply blush is possibly the 150S.


Leonora (Sonja Richter) is getting ready for a night out with her husband. She’s holding MAC 127 synthetic split-fibre face brush.


With the brush she’s applying MAC Studio Fix powder foundation.

There’s a lovely selection of Chanel perfumes, skincare and make-up on the Wife’s dressing table.

First on the left, an elegant jar of frosted glass with glossy black and gold cap containing the No. 5 body lotion.

Next, No. 5 eau de toilette in the tall bottle with black stopper. Not sure if this is a vintage splash bottle, the modern spray bottle or the spray refill for the atomiser.

There’s also a bottle of Hydra Beauty lotion.

The only item of make-up is Les Beiges Teint Belle Mine Naturelle healthy-glow foundation.

Last on the far right, a classic spray bottle of No. 5 eau de parfum.
Thanks to Jessica for first posting this on her Instagram account and for allowing me to share it.
When Jodi (Ava Michelle) decides to get a make-over to impress the exchange student Stig, she asks her beauty pageant-winning sister Harper (Sabrina Carpenter) to help her. Much to her dismay, her mother Helaine (Angela Kinsey) is part of the glam squad. The first place they go to is a MAC counter, where Helaine comes up with very specific requests.
When asked for a lipstick, the sales assistant (Candi Brooks) suggests Lady Danger, a classic vivid bright coral red.
But Helaine thinks it’s too vampy.


On the other side of the spectrum there’s Crème Cup, a light blue pink shade, but Helaine thinks it’s not vampy enough.


Finally, the sales assistant recommends Speak Louder, dark pink with a pearl finish, but Helaine doesn’t get it’s the name of a lipstick shade 🙂

Another MAC product shown in this scene is the 187 synthetic duo fibre face brush.

Finally, when they go to a hairdresser, we can see Jodi holding two lipgloss tubes and wondering what’s the difference between a regular gloss and a lipglass, another MAC product which has a glass-like finish (hence the name). Obvious difference for any beauty lover, incomprehensible for someone who doesn’t care about make-up.

Victoria Rudd (Sally Field) is having her make-up done before going on air for an interview. The make-up artist uses two Stila brushes: the first is #5 all-over eye-shadow brush.


The second is #15 double-sided crease and liner brush.



When the Female (Scarlett Johansson) visits a mall, she stops at the Clinique make-up display. She first holds a lipstick, then a Chubby Stick Intense lip colour in a red shade.


The display contains Superbalm moisturizing lip glosses and lipstick testers, Quickliner eye pencils and High Impact mascaras.
Still at the make-up department, the camera pans over another counter, where a sales assistant applies a product on a customer. All the skincare is by Clarins.


Among the products, there’s a set box which includes a pump bottle of Huile Très Démaquillante cleansing oil; there are also the eye make-up remover Démaquillant Express and the serum Capital Lumière.

The final stop of the camera is at a Smashbox make-up counter, where a make-up artist is applying some foundation on a customer using the buildable foundation brush.
Judith (Jurnee Smollett-Bell) uses a Beauty Blender sponge.