The tall glass bottle with yellow pump atomiser on Jane’s vanity is a Bésame Cosmetics perfume, possibly 1960, a chypre floral inspired to that decade.
Good Girls Revolt S01E05 (The Year-Ender)
Naomi (Frankie Shaw), Dottie (Jaime Andrews) and Vivian (Leah Cohen) are getting ready to attend Patti’s party. Naomi is holding a can of Rayette Aquanet hairspray.
Good Girls Revolt S01E01 (Pilot)
Jane Hollander (Anna Camp) uses Rayette Aquanet hairspray.
Claws S02E01 (Shook)
The girls at the Nail Artisan salon of Manatee County are redecorating their shop for the arrival of Reva. While Quiet Ann (Judy Reyes) is opening up some matryoshka dolls, we can see some nail polish displays, all by Orly. 
The first on the left is Coastal Crush, a collection released in summer 2017.
Then there is Darlings of Defiance, the Holiday 2017 collection.
Last is Breathable, released in September 2017.
Claws S02E01 (Shook)
There are China Glaze 
Kim Kardashian West’s Dressing Table (2018)
Kim Kardashian posted this picture in her Instagram Stories on June 10th, 2018: she was sitting in front of a dressing table, cosmetics displayed in front of her. From left to right I’ve spotted:
A Dior Addict Ultra lip gloss in a tan nude shade
A bottle of Ben Nye luxury powder in Banana
MAC Studio Fix powder foundation and powder puff
Two Beauty Blender make-up sponges
An Anastasia Beverly Hills lip palette (in the black mesh make-up bag on the right)
Two nude crème lipsticks by KKW Beauty
Tatcha camellia goldspun lip balm and luminous dewy skin mist
MAC Prep+ Prime Fix+ water mist
Good Girls Revolt S01E03 (The Futures)
Jane Hollander (Anna Camp) wears a Bésame Cosmetics lipstick in Dusty Rose, a true replica of a shade from 1969. This is a very appropriate choice, because the show is set exactly in 1969.
Vivien Leigh’s Dressing Table (1960)
The Canadian actor Jack Merivale took this picture in 1960. He was performing as Armand in the play Duel of Angels by Christopher Fry, along with Vivien Leigh. They were at the Huntington Hartford Hotel in Pasadena during the American tour of the play. They had been partners since 1958: Merivale stayed by Vivien Leigh’s side until her death, in 1967, and supported her during the difficult last years of her life.
The picture above is very interesting. In 1960 Leigh and her second husband Lawrence Olivier divorced, but the actress still kept his pictures on her dressing table. Beauty-wise, there are three perfume bottles worth talking about.
On the left, right next to the Olivier picture in the silver photoframe, there’s a Guerlain flacon goutte. First introduced in 1923, it was used for over 30 different fragrances, so there’s no way to tell exactly which one was sitting on Leigh’s table.
Beside the flower vase there’s a Dior amphore, designed by Fernand Guéry-Colas in 1947 for Miss Dior. Later, it was used for other Dior scents, like Diorissimo, Diorling, Diorama and Diorella. Again, there’s no way to know which perfume was on Vivien’s table.
Last but not least, the perfume we can identify without any doubt: Joy by Jean Patou, the actress’ signature scent [1], first given to her as a gift by Olivier.
[1] Elena Prokofieva wrote an interesting article about the perfumes Leigh used.
Crooked House (2017)
Clemency Leonides (Amanda Abbington) paints her nails with a ruby red shade of Cutex Spillpruf nail polish.
Killing Eve S01E08 (God, I’m Tired)
Perfumes have a very important function in this tv show. The protagonist, the assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer) often uses a perfume named after her, La Villanelle, as a taunting trick with her victims. But the fictional scent is not the only one she uses. As a matter of fact, other interesting (and real) scents can be seen on a vanity in her bedroom.
The screencap above is from the scene in which Eve Polastri trashes Villanelle’s apartment. Two perfume bottles and one box stand out among the beauty products cluttering the table. Both are by Kilian, a line of expensive and exclusive fragrances founded by Kilian Hennessy. He descends from the family who founded one of the most famous cognac houses in the world, part of the luxury brand conglomerate LVMH (Louis Vuitton • Moët-Hennessy) since 1987. Not a surprising choice: Villanelle loves luxury.
Reading the metal labels on the bottles is impossible, so let’s make some guesses. Three perfumes by Kilian have the clear bottle with gold label and stopper – Forbidden Games, Good Girl Gone Bad and Playing with the Devil. The three names are very evocative and all apply well to the protagonist.
When it comes to the black bottle with silver label and stopper, the possibilities are four – Intoxicated, Light My Fire, Smoke for the Soul and Vodka on the Rocks. Is wishing she wore Vodka on the Rocks too cheesy or stereotypical? Oksana Astonkova (Villanelle’s real name) is Russian, after all.
The two Kilian fragrances have an unexpected companion – Moschino Cheap & Chic, a floral perfume launched in 1995. Its playful black, red and white bottle is reminiscent of Olive Oyl, Popeye’s girlfriend.
I think there’s a continuity issue with this bottle: when Villanelle sits down, the bottle is standing (see the screencap above), but in the following shot it’s down (see the screencap below). Has it fallen down in the meantime? I have a feeling it hasn’t.
The white box with black diamond shape is by Kilian.
Thanks to Amy Green for the id.
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