Fun Mom Dinner (2017)

funmomdinner_bornunicornWhen the four protagonists get to a yatch anchored at the harbour, they find a “bling ring” on it – bored teenagers who spend their time listening to music and chatting on their mobile phones. When the moms find out one of them has stolen Emily’s iPhone, Melanie empties the teenage girl’s bag.

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mac_velveteaselipcrayon_bornunicornIn the bag there’s a tube of Glossier Boy Brow grooming pomade, IT Cosmetics Bye Bye under-eye waterproof concealer and MAC Velvetease lip crayon in a red shade.

Fun Mom Dinner (2017)

funmomdinner_bornunicorn (2)funmomdinner_bornunicorn (1)There are two tubes of Glossier Balm Dotcom universal skin salve in Kate’s bathroom.

glossier_rosebalm_bornunicornThe white and pale pink tube with green cap is Rose.

glossier_coconutbalm_bornunicornThe white and peach pink tube with coral cap is Coconut.

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nuxe_revedemiel_bornunicornLater in the film, Coconut can be seen in Amelia’s bedroom. The glass pot next to it looks like Nuxe Rêve de Miel ultra-nourishing lip balm.

Love, Simon (2018)

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cerave_foamfacialcleanser_bornunicornIn Simon’s bathroom there are several toiletries. Among them, a pump bottle of CeraVe foaming facial cleanser.

axepeacedeodorant_bornunicorn (2)There’s also a deodorant – Axe Peace bodyspray.

dovemencarehydratefacewash_bornunicornThe tube on the right is Dove Men+ Care Hydrate+ face wash.

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Claws S02E02 (Cracker Casserole)

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orlyvelvetdream_bornunicornDesna (Niecy Nash), Polly (Carrie Preston) and Brenda (Lusia Strus) are discussing the making of a commercial for Dr. Ken’s pain clinic. A display of Orly Velvet Dream collection (released in fall 2017) can be seen behind them.

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orlynailpolishes_bornunicorn.jpgWhile Brenda is leaving the nail salon, more Orly nail polishes can be seen on one of the working stations. I think the shades are Scenic Route (purple neon), Vintage (green mint) and Freestyle (coral).

Belles Filles (1977)

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Belles Filles is a photoshoot by Guy Bourdin released in 1977. Some distinctive elements of the French photographer’s style are present in the picture above – the dreamy atmosphere, satin clothes, high heels – along with a beautiful set of famous perfumes.

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The first of the perfumes on the washbasin is Chanel No. 5, originally created by Ernest Beaux in 1921.

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Next is Revillon Detchema, released in 1953.

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Givenchy III, created by Jean François Latty and Raymond Chaillan, was released in 1970.

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The last one is Caron Infini, in the beautiful bottle by Serge Mansau. This perfume was created in 1912 by Ernest Daltroff, but this one is the 1970 reformulation by Gerard Lefortis.

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There are three bottles on the floor, too. The first is Nina Ricci L’Air du Temps, created by Francis Fabron in 1948.

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The tall bottle with gold stopper is Rochas Madame Rochas, created by Guy Robert in 1960.

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Last but not least, the leaf-shaped bottle of Guerlain Chamade, a 1969 creation by Jean-Paul Guerlain.

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