When Lilya (Oksana Akinshina) gets to Sweden, for the one and only time in her life she has the chance to bask in the beauty of products at a duty-free shop.
On the left side of the screencap we can see a large selection of Clinique skincare.
Just below there are some products from the now-defunct haircare line by the same brand.
The girl is standing in front of a set of shelves and checks perfume bottles. On the top shelf a bottle of Kenzo is half-visible. This is a floral fragrance created by Françoise Caron and launched in 1998.
On the shelf below there are two Giorgio Armani fragrances. One is Acqua di Giò, a floral fruity fragrance created by Edouard Fléchier launched in 1995.
The other is Emporio Armani Lei, a floral fragrance by Daniela Andrier launched in 1998.
Lilya is interested in Classique by Jean Paul Gaultier, the best-selling fragrance by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud launched in 1993.
On the bottom shelf there are some boxes of Chloé, the white floral fragrance by Betty Busse launched in 1975.
When Lilya moves around the shop, we can see a large selection of Biotherm skincare and bodycare products. In the screencap above she’s checking some skincare by the Lancôme shelf.
She shows interest for Lancôme Bi-Facil eye make-up remover.
On the same shelf, the white tube is from the Clinique haircare line: as suggested by Lee in the comments, this line had the white packaging with green lettering for a while.
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