

Elizabeth Holmes (Amanda Seyfried) uses Lancôme Le Lip Liner pencil to line her lips.
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Elizabeth Holmes (Amanda Seyfried) uses Lancôme Le Lip Liner pencil to line her lips.
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On the left side of Elizabeth’s bathroom counter there are two products by Chanel – the Dimensions de Chanel mascara and Allure Sensuelle, an amber floral fragrance created by Jacques Polge and launched in 2005.
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Mélanie (Ana Girardot) has two Dr. Hauschka products on her bathroom shelf: the tallest bottle is the soothing cleansing milk, while the small one is the revitalizing day lotion.



Stephanie (Rebel Wilson) is applying Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Diamonds glittering lipstick in Pillow Talk.

There are two Avon bottles on the carpeted floor of the Lisbon sisters’ bedroom. Both of them are animal-shaped and in both cases it’s impossible to tell what fragrance they contain: as I have written many times, Avon used the same bottles for different fragrances.

One has the shape of a unicorn, whose spiraling horn serves as stopper.

The second bottle has the shape of a swan; in this case the stopper is a gold metal ball. This specific bottle contains Sweet Honesty cologne.
Thanks Peter (a reader of this blog) for the unicorn id.


For someone like Stephanie, who wakes up at 37 from a 20-year coma, wearing Calvin Klein CK One makes perfect sense. This fragrance, created by Alberto Morillas and Harry Fremont and launched in 1994, will be forever linked to the the 1990s, an olfactory symbol of the decade in which “clean”, cool and unisex scents took the market by storm.


There’s a Floris moisturising bath & shower gel in the bathroom where Prime Minister Anthony Eden (Jeremy Northam) retreats to have his pill of Benzedrine for his stomach ulcer before meeting Queen Elizabeth II.

Poupette (Denise Grey) is the great-grandmother of the protagonist, a sort of deux-ex-machina character who helps Vic to achieve her goal – finding true love.

There are some interesting products on her dressing table. The first is a bottle of Givenchy III, a chypre floral creation by Jean François Latty and Raymond Chaillan launched in 1970.

The small pale pink pot in front of the perfume is a Bourjois blush.


There’s another perfume on the vanity: it’s Azzaro, a chypre woody fragrance created by Jean Martel and launched in 1975.
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A make-up artist applies Lancôme L’Absolu Rouge lipstick on Elizabeth Holmes (Amanda Seyfried).
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