Renata Klein (Laura Dern) is being photographed for a Women in Power magazine editorial. She’s posing in her beautiful house and wearing a red lamè dress to show she loves and is proud of her social position. The lipgloss a make-up artist applies on her is from the Enamoured hi-shine gloss lip lacquer line by Marc Jacobs.
Naomi (Maya Rudolf) keeps two Origins products in the bathroom she shares with her friends: both are from the Plantscription line. The tube is the anti-age cleanser; the jar could be many things, because the same container has been used for different creams.
There’s also the 2-in-1 toothpaste and mouthwash by Colgate.
The two tiny bottles are travel-size products by Hask: the blue-cap one is the argan oil repairing conditioner, while the pink-cap one is the monoi coconut oil nourishing shampoo.
Thanks to Emily in the comments for the Hask id.
There are two beauty products by the tub where the singer is taking a bath.
The perfume bottle is a factice of Bijan Women eau de toilette, first launched in 1986.
As for the second bottle, I’m pretty sure it’s a vintage product by Lanvin. This round bottle with gold stopper usually housed perfumed talcum powder, body lotions and bath gels. I have found no evidence that a round matte white bottle was ever used, but the picture above can give us the hope it was.
First from the left, there’s Royall Muske, a 1978 cologne by Royall Lyme Bermuda.
Then there’s a splash bottle by the English brand Creed. Unfortunately, the name of the fragrance is illegible.
On the right, the bottle with red stopper is YSL Pour Homme, created by Raymond Chaillan and launched in 1971.
Catherine Ortiz (Susan Pourfar) is getting ready for the presentation of Ashley Eternal, a holographic project to replace her niece, the rockstar Ashley O. The lipstick she’s applying is L’Oreal Color Riche Shine in Hot Irl, which is kind of ironic, since the episode deals with the opposition between real and virtual.
Will (Danielle MacDonald) is at loss after her aunt Lucy’s death and goes to one of her favourite places – a Dolly Parton-themed drag biker bar – to seek solace and inspiration. She would like to take part into the Miss Teen Bluebonnet pageant but she has doubts and doesn’t know what to do. She’ll find a mentor in Lee Wayne (Harold Perrineau), who performs as Rhea Ranged. Lee’s dressing room is a magical place where Will and her friends Hannah and Millie will learn about beauty and confidence.
There are many products on Lee’s dressing table, among which a bottle of ColorWOW Speed Dry heat-protectant blow-dry spray.
There’s also a small jar of Ben Nye translucent powder.
While Will (Danielle MacDonald) is getting ready for the Miss Teen Bluebonnet pageant, we can take a look at her dressing table.
There’s a can of Luster’s Pink Sheen hairspray
Ben Nye loose face powder in a light shade. It could even be the Neutral Set colorless powder
There’s a bottle of Cutex regular nail polish remover
Last, a can of Revlon Realistic Finisheen instant shine hairspray.
Rosie Dickson (Jennifer Aniston) is a former beauty queen who’s still in the beauty pageant circuit: she’s a judge at the annual Miss Teen Bluebonnet Pageant. Her looks are extremely important and we can see it from the number of toiletries and beauty products sitting on her dressing table. Her elaborate updo, for example, needs support, and her product of choice is Pantene Pro-V extra strong hold hairspray.
We can also see an Essie nail polish in a pale pink shade and a tin bottle of Taylor of London Calming Lavender luxury talcum powder.
Some perfume bottles can be seen on a shelf in Veronica Rawlins’ bathroom.
The first bottle on the left is Chanel No. 5 L’Eau, a fresh flanker of the iconic French perfume created by Olivier Polge and launched in 2016.
Next, there’s Gucci Made to Measure, a men’s fragrance launched in 2013.
The green bottle is Hermès Eau de Pamplemousse Rose, a creation by the one and only Jean-Claude Ellena, launched in 2009.
Last, the tall blue bottle is Paul Smith London for Men, a creation by Antoine Lie launched in 2004.
Thanks to Scentimentalist for the Paul Smith id.
