There are several products in Stanley’s shower. The green bottle on the top shelf is Prell Classic Clean shampoo.
The grey bottle next to it is Dove Men+ Care extra fresh body and face wash.
The green soap on the second shelf is by Irish Spring.
The blue tube on the same shelf is Noxzema Ultimate Clear anti-blemish daily scrub.
Thanks to Emily for the screencap and ids.
There are some skincare products in Peach Salinger’s bathroom. The brownish bottle with gold accents is Clarins Double Serum, while the smaller blue bottle is Booster Repair, again by Clarins.
After her son Brendan leaves for college, Eve (Kathryn Hahn) accepts to go out on a date. Her bathroom shelf is busy with skincare products.
On the left side of the mirror shelf there are three Suki products. It’s hard to identify them because the same packaging has been used for different products. My guess is that they are the transformative purifying masque (in the medium-sized bottle), the concentrated clarifying toner (in the tall bottle) and the tinted active moisturizer (in the small bottle).
The deodorant on the washbasin is Dove Advanced Care ClearTone.
On the mirror shelf there’s also Shiseido Senka Perfect Whip cleansing foam in the blue tube.
On the same shelf, the jar with black cap is Suki exfoliate foaming cleanser.
Thanks to Jay in the comments for the Dove deodorant id.
Rock Hudson (Jake Picking) is another actor who’s getting ready to audition for a role in the upcoming film Peg. On his dressing table there are several beauty items: some of them are by Bésame Cosmetics product, but there are vintage pieces too.
There are a long-hair finishing powder brush and a lipstick by Bésame.
The large pink tin with white cap is Albolene cleansing cream. The picture above refers to the unscented version. I couldn’t find any visual evidence that the scented version is the pink one, but it could be a good guess, since this product still comes in scented and unscented versions.
In the very last episode of the tv show, Annalise (Viola Davis) faces the most important trial of her life, the one where she’s accused of killing basically all the people that have died in 6 seasons. In this scene, while she’s discussing with her mother whether she deserves to win this final challenge or not, we can see two interesting beauty products on her vanity.
The silver-ish spray bottle is MAC Fix+ fixing spray.
The opaque glass bottle is Dior Diorskin Forever liquid foundation.
Tina Fischer receives a package from West Berlin: her brother, Thomas Posimski, is sending food, candy and toiletries.
On the left there’s a box containing Fa bar soap, produced in Germany by Henkel.
Then there’s the after shave Hâttric Classic, first launched in 1963, characterised by fresh notes of lemon, lime and bergamot.
Last but not least, the iconic blue tin of Nivea Creme, one of the most famous German beauty products. Created in Hamburg in 1911 by Oscar Troplowitz, the chemist who co-founded Beiersdorf, it’s a multi-use snow-white cream which has been a staple in the beauty kits of many generations.
Benny Topling (Oliver Lansley) has got a tin jar of Vaseline white petroleum jelly on his table.
Ludovica (Alice Pagani) is putting on Burt’s Bees beeswax lip balm.
There’s a jar of Pond’s dry skin cream on Jazmine Wintour’s dressing table.
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