In the very last episode of the tv show, Annalise (Viola Davis) faces the most important trial of her life, the one where she’s accused of killing basically all the people that have died in 6 seasons. In this scene, while she’s discussing with her mother whether she deserves to win this final challenge or not, we can see two interesting beauty products on her vanity.
The silver-ish spray bottle is MAC Fix+ fixing spray.
The opaque glass bottle is Dior Diorskin Forever liquid foundation.
There’s a Tocca perfume on Annalise’s vanity.
Miss Rayleen (Viola Davis) is the only employee of lawyer Ramsey Flint, a widower who lives in Georgia with his 9-year-old daughter Christmas and the Pomeranian dog Fluffy. Before leaving the office to go home, Rayleen retouches her make-up in the Flints’ bathroom, and Christmas keeps her company.
By the washbasin we can see a can of Barbasol shaving cream.
Rayleen puts on Maybelline Great Lash mascara.
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.
Annalise (Viola Davis) puts on a red lipstick before going to work. It’s a MAC lipstick, even if the brand name has been covered with some silver tape. The shade could be Ruby Woo.
Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) tries some lipsticks before leaving for work. One is Chanel Coco Rouge Shine.
The other is Tom Ford Lips & Boys, a lipstick collection launched in 2014.
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.
Annalise Keating’s dressing table is always worth a careful look because there’s often something interesting on it. In the opening scene of this episode she puts some NARS blush on and picks a Tom Ford black-case lipstick, even if she ends up wearing a different lipstick.
The title of this episode refers to Rodion Romanovič Raskol’nikov, the protagonist of Fëdor Dostoevskij’s Crime and Punishment (1866): he kills a pawnbroker and her sister; he gets away with the double murder until he decides to admit the crime. Could it be a hint to what will happen next in the tv show?
There are a Tocca perfume and Arbonne Perfecting liquid foundation on Annalise Keating’s dressing table.
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