Several beauty products in Rio’s bedroom (from left to right):
The green bottle is Tata Harper hydrating floral essence
The tube is Reverence Aromatique hand balm by Aesop
The white bottle is Kiehl’s ultra facial moisturizer
The metallic grey nail polish is by Essie
Thanks to Emily for the screencap and ids.
There are several products in Stanley’s shower. The green bottle on the top shelf is Prell Classic Clean shampoo.
The grey bottle next to it is Dove Men+ Care extra fresh body and face wash.
The green soap on the second shelf is by Irish Spring.
The blue tube on the same shelf is Noxzema Ultimate Clear anti-blemish daily scrub.
Thanks to Emily for the screencap and ids.
There’s a pump bottle of Aesop Resurrection Aromatique hand wash in Bernadette’s bathroom.
There are three Byphasse products on the dressing table where Dorothée (Alison Wheeler) is. The pink bottle is the gentle toning lotion with rosewater; the green bottle is the toning lotion with aloe vera; the white bottle is the cleansing milk.
Thanks to Emily for the screencap and ids.
The title of this post is not 100% accurate: this 1983 portrait of Madonna was taken by Richard Corman in her brother’s Manhattan apartment. But I’m pretty sure the can of Aquanet Super-Hold hairspray was hers.
Half-hidden on a black tray in Natalia’s bedroom there’s a bottle of Ralph Lauren Blue, created by David Apel and Pierre Negrin and launched in 2005.
I’ve been thinking a lot about the large bottle with green stopper on the same tray, but no results. I know it looks like Giorgio Armani Acqua di Gioia, but I don’t think it is. Any ideas?
Thanks to the ever-helpful Fragrantica forum for the Ralph Lauren id.
There’s a box of Tonino Lamborghini Invincibile eau de toilette in Will’s bathroom. This fragrance was launched in 2018.
The green pump bottle on the left is Purell hand sanitizer (the front label has been removed).
The plastic bag in the background contains a discontinued product – Walgreens extended-angle floss picks.
Thanks to Emily for the screencap and ids.
When Johnny visits the woman in the window (Deborah MacLaren), we can see some beauty products on glass shelf. The brown spray bottle is Vidal Sassoon blow styling lotion. The bottle next to it looks like a talcum powder bottle; it reminds me of Crabtree & Evelyn old packaging, but not sure about it.
The floral bottle with silver stopper surely stirs some nostalgia: it’s the Cacharel best seller Anais Anais, a romantic white floral scent created in 1978 by Roger Pellegrino, Robert Gonnon, Paul Leger and Raymond Chaillan.
Emma (Debra Winger) has Johnson’s baby powder in her children’s bedroom.
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