Two bottles of vintage Revlon nail polish can be seen in the opening credits.
Homeland S05E12 (A False Glimmer)
I Capture the Castle (2003)
When Cassandra (Romola Garai) and Rose Mortmain (Rose Byrne) visit a luxury department store in London, the smell that impresses them the most is a bluebell perfume spritzed by a sales assistant. Rose establishes a connection between that smell and heaven, emphasized by the unusually posh place they’re at.
Later in the film, Cassandra and Stephen Colley (Henry Cavill) have the same conversation; it’s Cassandra who utters the “I can smell heaven” previously said by her sister. In this case, they’re not referring to the perfume, but to real bluebells.
Rose writes a letter to Cassandra, describing the preparations for her upcoming wedding to Simon Cotton. She speaks of her visit to the same luxury store she went to with her sister some time before: the place, she explains, has the same exact smell, “heaven and bluebells”.
Cassandra is over the moon when Rose gives her the bluebell perfume as a birthday present. This is a fictional perfume, but the label and the box remind me of Penhaligon’s Bluebell, an intoxicating perfume created by Michael Pickthall and launched in 1985.
Lady D and Kate Moss were/are among the fans of this floral green fragrance, a triumph of hyacinth, made peculiar by earthy tones of cloves and cinnamon.
Britney Spears’ Dressing Room (2015)
Britney recently posted a picture of her dressing room in Las Vegas, where she’s back with her Piece of Me show. Let’s see what’s on her dressing table, starting from the left.
There’s a NARS pro palette on the black nylon make-up bag. I wonder what is inside: blushes or eye-shadows?
There are also a can of Klorane dry shampoo with nettle and one of Bumble and bumble Bb Does It All styling spray.
The tiny plastic bottle with pink cap is Bioderma Sensibio H2O make-up removing micelle solution.
There’s a tube of MAC Dazzleglass lipgloss, not sure about the exact shade.
There are also two bottles of Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk foundation.
Behind the foundation bottles there’s a NARS illuminator. Judging from the colour, it could be Orgasm, Super Orgasm or Hot Sand.
Not beauty-related, but there’s also a tin box of Altoids Curiously Strong mints in Spearmint.
Thanks to Emily in the comments for the Klorane id.
The Carrie Diaries S01E01 (Pilot)
A bottle of Escada can be seen on a table in Carrie’s mother’s room. This is a white floral fragrance launched in 1990.
The white bottle is Avon Sonnet cologne mist. This perfume was originally launched in 1938, but this is the bottle from mid-1980s.
Homeland S04E01 (The Drone Queen)
Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) puts on a MAC lipstick in a neutral shade.
Summer of Sam (1999)
This hairdresser’s window seems to be frozen in time. Several cans of Fabergé Happy Hair can be seen, along with other products by Vidal Sassoon. I’m pretty sure the one on the left is a shampoo, while the other two may be finishing rinse or hairspray.
Trainspotting (1996)
Rent (Ewan McGregor) dreams of using a luxurious bathroom made of marble, with gold taps and a “cistern” full of Chanel no. 5, a perfume which symbolizes wealth.
Still Alice (2014)
There are several skincare products in Alice Howland’s bathroom cabinet.
On the top shelf I’ve spotted a Mario Badescu face cream. The front label cannot be read, so it’s impossible to tell what cream it is. There’s also a tube of Verb styling cream.
On the bottom shelf there are a Mario Badescu moisturizer (it could be the A.H.A. & ceramide one), Kérastase Homme Capital Force shampoo and ultra-fixing densifying gel, La Mer moisturizing soft cream and Dr Hauschka facial toner.
Thanks to Emily in the comments for the Verb id.
London Spy E03 (Blue)
There’s a bottle of Old Spice cologne in the bathroom of Scottie’s lover.
World Wide Aura 