Rebeca’s make-up artist uses an eyeshadow palette by Alissi Brontë.
The lipstick is by Shiseido.
Where’d You Go, Bernadette (2019)
Medicines, skincare and some make-up can be seen in Bernadette’s bathroom cabinet.
On the far left (top shelf) there’s a tube of Dr. Hauschka rose day cream.
I don’t usually cover medications, but this one was served on a silver platter: it’s Hyland’s muscle therapy gel with arnica
On the far right there’s a bottle of red nail polish by Butter London.
On the central lower shelf there’s a bottle of Klorane Eau de brillance à la cire de magnolia detangling spray.
The tall white bottle is Avène PhysioLift smoothing night balm.
Next to it, another Klorane product – Lotion florale démaquillante au bleuet apaisant, an eye make-up removing lotion.
La femme d’à côté (1981)
Philippe (Henri Garcin) and Mathilde (Fanny Ardant) are a happy couple until they move next to a former lover of hers. By the end of the movie their relationship is still a thing, but jealousy and regrets don’t make it easy.
There are several interesting products in their bathroom. The aqua bottle with pink stopper, for example: even if I haven’t found any visual evidence, it’s a Jeanne Gatineau skincare item – a cleanser or a toner.
Not surprised to see a splash bottle of Lancôme Magie Noire: this fragrance, created by Gerard Goupy, Jean-Charles Niel and Yves Tanguy and launched in 1978, wonderfully suits Mathilde’s femme fatale character.
There’s also a Chanel bottle, which I believe contains a bath oil.
Last, there’s a square bottle by Lanvin. Even in this case, it’s impossible to read the front label. If we take the plot of the film into account, I like to think this is Rumeur, an Andre Fraysse creation launched in 1934.
La femme d’à côté (1981)
When Arlette (Michèle Baumgartner) tells her husband Bernard (Gérard Depardieu) that she’s pregnant, we can get a quick glimpse of some products she keeps in her bathroom.
Among them there’s a Guerlain zigzag box, first introduced in 1967. Unfortunately the name of the product is impossible to read; from the arrangement of the letters on the front oval it could be an eau de cologne.
Phoebe Bridgers’ Bathroom (2021)
The 63rd edition of the Grammy Awards took place on March 14th, 2021 in the middle of the pandemy that has torn the world as we knew it apart. I usually don’t care for these events, but I rejoiced at seeing this picture on the Instagram feed of the American singer/songwriter/guitarist Phoebe Bridgers, who got nominations in the Best Rock Performance and Best New Artist categories.
Besides the fantastic skeleton dress she was wearing (more about it later), I was attracted by the beauty products on the washbasin.
There are two bottles of pure-castile soap by Dr. Bronner’s in Lavender and Hemp Rose.
Another Dr. Bronner’s product can be seen on the soap dish: it’s the organic sugar soap in Lavender.
Last, a small can of Barbasol Soothing Aloe shaving cream is next to the castile soap bottles.
This dreamy Goth dress, designed by Thom Browne and featured in the spring 2018 collection, was paired to Ashley Zhang pearl earrings. Bridgers has often shown her love for the classic Halloween skeleton costume (it’s basically her trademark stage outfit), but the luxury version of it truly is a thing of beauty.
Selena (1997)
In 1997 Jennifer Lopez scored the acting role of a lifetime starring as the Tejano Queen Selena Quintanilla in the biopic Selena by Gregory Nava.
In this behind-the-scene shot, she was retouching her lipstick using the mirror of a classic Chanel glossy compact. I’ve always thought the compact contained a face powder or a blush, but Nun Ya in the comments made me notice it probably containing Selena’s signature lip colour.
Chanel Ligne et Couleur des Lèvres was a lip colour duo where one colour was used to line lips and one to colour them. Selena famously wore Brique, from the 02 colour combination which included the lip liner Indice, too.
Now discontinued, this product is still in the minds and hearts of Selena’s fans.
The Chanel lip duo is displayed among other Chanel make-up items and fashion accessories at the Selena Museum in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Madame Sousatzka (1988)
There’s a glass bottle of Oil of Olay beauty lotion on a shelf in Jenny’s bathroom.
The green box on the same shelf contains Badedas bath gel, a gift that Jenny (Twiggy) receives from Ronnie.
The bottle on the washbasin is Vaseline Intensive Care lotion.
Thanks to Lee in the comments for the Vaseline id.
La jalousie (2013)
There’s a bottle of Issey Miyake L’Eau d’Issey in Louis’ dressing room. This eau de parfum, created by Jacques Cavallier and launched in 1992, is one of the most interesting fragrances of that decade, part of the floral aquatic trend that was so popular at the time.
Breve storia di lunghi tradimenti (2011)
The white compact that Cecilia (Carolina Crescentini) uses to check her make-up contains the cream compact foundation by Diego Dalla Palma.
World Wide Aura 