There’s a tube of Clean & Clear Morning Burst facial scrub in Laurel’s bathroom.
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How to Get Away with Murder S03E13 (It’s War)
Several medicine bottles can be seen in Bonnie’s bathroom cabinet, along with a perfume bottle – Elizabeth Arden Untold, a fruity floral perfume created by Clement Gavarry and launched in 2013. It’s quite surprising that such a hard character wears such a girly perfume, but the ways in which we choose perfumes are often inscrutable.
We can also see a bottle of Aveeno Clear Complexion daily moisturiser.
How to Get Away with Murder S03E01 (We’re Good People Now)
A lot has changed in Annalise Keating’s life since the show started, including her perfume. You may remember a bottle of Cartier Eau de Cartier was sitting on her dressing table in the first season. Now she has opted for something different – Vera Wang. Created by Jean-Claude Delville and Harry Fremont, it was launched in 2002; it’s a white floral perfume, with notes of lily, gardenia, lotus and lily of the valley.
The tall green bottle on the right is Elizabeth Arden Refining Toner lotion, a product now discontinued.
Thanks to Jennifer for both ids.
How to Get Away with Murder S03E09 (Who’s Dead?)
There’s a product from the Olive Oil line by Ors at Annalise Keating’s hairdresser’s. The bottle could contain a shampoo or a moisturizing lotion. The brand name has been covered.
How to Get Away with Murder S03E01 (We’re Good People Now)
There are a face cream jar and two lip colours on Annalise Keating’s dressing table.
The face cream is Rosehip moisture restorative night crème by Essano, a brand from New Zealand.
The lip colour with the golden case is L’Oreal Color Riche Extraordinaire liquid lipstick in #502 Plum Adagio; the other one is a lipstick by Revlon.
How to Get Away with Murder S02E10 (What Happened to You, Annalise?)
Asher Millstone (Matt McGorry) and his fellow faculty students are at Mike Delfino’s. He’s taking a look at the perfume bottles on the dresser in his bedroom; among them, there’s Navy for Men by Dana, a woody aromatic fragrance launched in 1995. The wicker-sleeve bottle on the right is John Varvatos Artisan, a citrusy-herbal perfume created by John Varvatos and Rodrigo Flores-Roux and launched in 2009. The prop master has replaced the silver stopper with a black one, probably taken from Artisan Black.
Now the black and silver flask-shaped bottle: after discussing about it on Twitter, I’m pretty sure it’s a customised version of Montblanc Legend – the stopper has been replaced and a white monogram has been added.
No doubts on the perfume Asher smells from the bottle: it’s Mankind by Kenneth Cole, created by Claude Dir and launched in 2013.
How to Get Away with Murder S02E08 (Hi, I’m Philip)
How to Get Away with Murder S01E10 (Hello Raskolnikov)
There’s a bottle of Compagnie de Provence Savon de Marseille Extra Pur liquid soap (the scent is Verveine) in the Keatings’ bathroom.
How to Get Away with Murder S01E10 (Hello Raskolnikov)
Lauren Castillo (Karla Souza) picks up some hair from Sam Keating’s hair brush – a Mason Pearson one with boar bristle and nylon tufts.
How to Get Away with Murder S01E06 (Freakin’ Whack-a-Mole)
Cartier Eau de Cartier Concentrée, a citrus aromatic perfume created by Christine Nagel and launched in 2002, can be seen on Annalise Keating’s dressing table.
When I first spotted it, I thought it wasn’t the right choice for her. I expected her to wear something bold, more in-your-face, but then I realized I was wrong: the fresh note of yuzu combined with lavender, cedar, coriander, white amber and patchouli seems just perfect for her, as it’s fresh, clean and unfussy, a quiet detail in her hectic life.
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