Ally’s horrific “scratch and pierce” dream is set in her bathroom, so we get to see some of the products she uses.
The pink bottle contains Victoria’s Secret Jeweled Citrus body mist (now discontinued).
In the clear make-up tray I can see Clinique Almost lipstick in Black Honey and another discontinued item: a MAC lipstick in a silver bullet. The Canadian brand used this packaging (and not the classic black one) just during the late 1990s.
There’s a box of Coty Airspun face powder on the wooden shelf.
There are two Epicuren skincare products on the glass shelf by the washbasin – the Enzyme Concentrate vitamin protein complex and the Gel Plus enzyme protein gel in the pump bottle.
Thanks to my friend Jennifer for the body mist id.
There’s a tube of Clean & Clear Morning Burst facial scrub in Laurel’s bathroom.
When Robin visits Mary’s bedroom for the first time, several toiletries can be seen on a dresser.
In the picture above, a dispenser bottle of Michael Design Works Peacock 
Robin holds a tube of BeneFit Inferno 
There’s also a Manicare non-acetone nail polish remover.
Last, a Rexona deodorant.
There’s a yorkshire-shaped bottle in Sheila and Ruth’s motel bathroom: it’s Avon Princess of Yorkshire Sweet Honesty cologne, a floral fragrance launched in 1973. 
There’s also a jar of Noxzema skin cream.
There are a bottle of Oil of Olay moisturizer and a can of Aqua Net Super Hold hairspray in the locker room of the gym where Ruth and Debbie (Betty Gilpin) attend aerobics classes.
There are several Barielle products, too: many jars of 
There are some boxes of 
… and some boxes of 
There are Greenleaf 
When Jessa leaves, a pot of Pond’s dry skin cream is visible, too.
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