Ned (Lee Pace) and Emerson Cod (Chi McBride) are working on a murder/suicide case. They smell something strange; Emerson thinks it’s Ned’s cologne, but the Pie-Maker says he wears none. Maybe it’s Emerson’s cologne, since he’s the one who uses it. I wonder what his cologne of choice is… Any thoughts?
Feather McCarthy has got several beauty products in the bathroom at Stephen Munsch’s house: three Essie nail polishes can be seen on the white tray on the left. Near the wash-basin there’s a pump bottle of Marc Anthony Healing Macadamia Oil rejuvenating body lotion.
On the far right there’s a pump bottle of lemon & verbena hand lotion by W. M. Apothecary.
Feather McCarthy (Tavi Gevinson) uses a MAC lip liner in an antique pink shade.
When she opens the bathroom cabinet, some NARS Soft Touch shadow pencils can be seen. I do believe the exact shades are Iraklion, Queen, Silver Factory and Goddess. The last one on the right could be Hollywoodland, though.
There are two Dr. Bronner’s products in the poster for the upcoming Jason Moore film, starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.
On the top left there’s a Shikakai pump liquid soap with spearmint and peppermint.
On the top right there’s a bottle of Pure Castile baby unscented liquid soap.
This beautiful picture of Monica Vitti was taken by photographer Rodrigo Pais on August 1st, 1961 in Rome: the Italian actress was on the set of Michelangelo Antonioni’s L’eclisse.
My attention was caught by the square glass bottle sitting on the left of her dressing table. It’s an Atkinsons cologne, very popular in Italy. I’m not sure if it’s English Lavender or Gold Medal, though.
I’ve also spotted another popular drugstore beauty product, Roberts rosewater. You may remember the same bottle was seen in a film starring Vitti, Modesty Blaise (1966) by Joseph Losey.
There’s a jar of Vaseline pure petroleum jelly in the Leeds’ bathroom, along with a floral box of Kleenex tissues.
There’s a tube of Ipana toothpaste on Gianni Wald-Luzzati’s dresser.
While Ben Cronin (Jesse Bradford) is searching Madison Bell’s bedroom, a tiny bottle of Hermès Amazone can be seen on her dresser. The perfume, created by Maurice Maurin and launched in 1974, drew inspiration from the mythological nation of all-female warriors who were said to live in Sarmatia (some storiographers placed them in Lybia or Anatolia). It’s a woody/green perfume with notes of galbanum, blackcurrant and oakmoss.
Countess Elizabeth (Lady GaGa) wears Bésame lipstick in Bésame Red, a true red shade with a cool blue-toned base.
There are Acqua di Parma Colonia Assoluta spray deodorant, Acqua di Parma Collezione Barbiere after-shave lotion, La Roche-Posay Toleriane make-up remover and Respectissime waterproof eye make-up remover in Emma and Tancredi Recchi’s bathroom.
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