In this picture Jayne Mansfield is in front of her vanity: the fragrance sitting on it is Intoxication by D’Orsay, a chypre floral scent launched in 1938. The beautiful fluted bottle was manufactured by Verreries Brosse.
Disobedience (2017)
There are three blue glass bottles in Esti Kuperman’s bathroom. All of them are by the London-based natural skincare brand Neal’s Yard Remedies.
The tall pump bottle has a pale lavender label, so it’s a hand wash. It could be the garden mint and bergamot one, the geranium and orange or the citrus one.
The smaller bottle has a pale blue label, so it’s a toner. The rehydrating rose, the nourishing orange flower, the rejuvenating frankincense and the purifying palmarosa toners all have the same bottle.
Paris Jackson’s Library (2018)
Paris Jackson posted this picture on her Instagram account: among books and crystals there’s a bottle of Eau de Soleil Blanc, one of the most recent releases by Tom Ford, launched in 2018 as a lighter take on Soleil Blanc, created by Nathalie Gracia-Cetto in 2016.
Sharp Objects S01E02 (Dirt)
There are several toiletries in the barber shop where Detective Richard Willis (Chris Messina) is getting shaved.
There’s a bottle of Proraso after-shave lotion.
The white can with green cap is Rise Super Foam rich shave cream.
There are also two Pinaud Clubman products. The tall green bottle contains the classic talc, while the white bottle contains shave talc.
Sixteen Candles (1984)
Ginny (Blanche Baker) is a bride-to-be who’s being totally focused on the preparations of her wedding day. She’s unsympathetic with her sister Samantha and is very rude to her. Under this behaviour there’s a lot of unhappiness, in my opinion [1]: she doesn’t really love her fiancé (he’s the only one who’d been in love with her for six months straight) but feels this is the only chance she has to get married.
Some interesting beauty items can be seen on her busy dresser.
The white bottle with blue cap next to the lamp is the suntan lotion QT Quick Tanning by Coppertone.
On the golden tray on the right there’s a bottle of Avon Timeless, a floral chypre perfume released in 1974.
The hot pink bottle is Tickle roll-on deodorant.
[1] Sixteen Candles has never been among my favourite 1980s films, but after recently re-watching it, I’ve realised it’s a deeply disturbing and problematic movie. Here 16 reasons that prove it.
Tully (2018)
There’s a pump bottle of Dr. Bronner’s organic sugar soap in Lemongrass Lime on the sink in Marlo’s kitchen.
Anon (2018)
In the screencaps above two products are described in detail. One is Cle de Peau intensive eye contour cream, a luxurious product containing gold silk essence and Japanese pearl. The other is the Italian toothpaste Marvis in Whitening Mint.
The Bad Batch (2016)
Arlen has got a NARS blush on her messy dressing table. This hot pink shade is definitely Desire.
It’s interesting to notice how the compact mirror has been modified: a space for a sponge applicator – not present in NARS blushes on the market – has been created.
Sharp Objects S01E03 (Fix)
Adora Crellin (Patricia Clarkson) gets bandaged by her husband Alan after cutting her hand with rose thorns while gardening. Interesting objects can be seen on her vanity.
The perfume bottle with red stopper is a Lalique creation – Clairefontaine. The stopper reproduces lily of the valley stalks.
The blue bottle and jar with silver caps sitting in the middle of the table are La Prairie skincare products.
There’s another Lalique bottle: it’s Les Anemones, featuring a frosted double-flower stopper and long dauber stem.
Enough Said (2013)
Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) checks her make-up in a Chanel compact.
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