Isabel Kelly (Julia Roberts) puts on some lipstick while driving Anna and Ben to their mother’s house.
The slick metal tube is Clinique Almost lipstick in the famous shade Black Honey, leaving a lovely sheen on lips.
She lets Anna (Jena Malone) wear it: the colour is subtle and natural, appropriate even on a young girl.
I found this id in Pretty Iconic: A Personal Look at the Beauty Products that Changed the World by Sali Hughes.
When Daniel Hillard (Robin Williams) and his wife split up, he desperately tries to find a place in the lives of his three children. The trick he opts for is pretending to be a Scottish nanny, Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire. Before turning into Mrs. Doubtfire, he tries to impersonate different types of babysitters: his brother Frank and his partner Jack (both are make-up artists) help him find the right type. One of the babysitters he impersonates has a raven black wig, a strong Latin accent and stiletto nails.
“I hope you are using Jungle Red. That is the only colour I love,” Daniel says. “Matches your lips,” Jack replies. Daniel is obviously referring to the famous fictional nail polish shade mentioned in The Women (1939) by George Cukor, but the nail polish used by Frank is by Clarins.
Armani perfume, Fabergé Brut after-shave lotion, Shower to Shower deodorant body powder (old bottle), AquaFresh toothpaste in the McCallisters’ bathroom.
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