Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) is on the set of Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte by Robert Aldrich: her make-up stylist is showing her some false eyelashes. Bésame Cosmetics mascara brush set – which includes a mascara and a liner brush – can be seen.
The lipstick on her dressing table is Dusty Rose by Bésame Cosmetics, a natural pink shade inspired to a 1969 shade.
There’s a tube of Vaseline pure petroleum jelly in Hannah’s bathroom.
Madeline Mackenzie (Reese Witherspoon) is getting ready for the Audrey Hepburn- and Elvis-themed trivia night fundraiser. On her dressing table there are several interesting products.
I’ve spotted Laura Mercier loose setting powder, a MAC lipstick and a Chanel one – a tube of Hydra Base in a peachy pink shade.
There is a bottle of MAC Studio Fix liquid foundation, too.
Thanks to Claudia Thorne for the ids.
In Shoshanna’s bathroom there are Dove Oxygen Moisture shampoo and two hair conditioners by Lush – American Cream and Happy Happy Joy Joy.
There are also Nature’s Gate jojoba and sacred lotus revitalizing shampoo and Yes to Grapefruit spot-correcting body creme.
Last but not least, a tube of Queen Helene Aloe Vera natural facial scrub.
There are Greenleaf room spray in Lavender and Barr-Co. fine shea butter lotion in Shoshanna’s bathroom.
When Jessa leaves, a pot of Pond’s dry skin cream is visible, too.
There’s a bottle of Floris China Rose perfume on the shelf in Shoshanna’s bathroom and Schmidt’s lavender and sage deodorant by the washbasin.
The Floris perfume, now discontinued, was launched in 2000. According to Fragrantica, “it has a delicate, fruity opening (raspberry and peach) which leads into an opulent floral heart of rose and violet, spiced up with cloves and softened with geranium; its oriental base includes patchouli, amber, tonka, vanilla and vetiver.”
There’s a pot of Jergens all-purpose face cream on Mylene Cruz’s dressing table.
Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon) is getting ready for the Oscars 1963. On her dressing table two Bésame Cosmetics products can be seen: a face powder brush and a pot of cream rouge.
The red lipstick she puts on is by Bésame, too.
There’s a tube of Theodent toothpaste in Celeste Wright’s bathroom.
Joan Crawford’s dressing table is quite busy. She’s getting ready for the Oscars 1963 and she picks a perfume bottle among many of them. The glass bottle with the yellow pump is from the Bésame Cosmetics Decades of Fragrance collection. I wonder what perfume Joan wore: the 1960s floral chypre or a fragrance inspired to a previous decade?
