Whenever I watch a Xavier Dolan film, there’s one thing I am always certain of: I will spot a fragrance in it. Even if this is technically a TV show, the rule still applies because there’s a scene, set in Madeleine’s bedroom, where two fragrances make their appearance.
One is a Nina Ricci atomiser, used in the past to house several fragrances. There’s no way to know which one it contains, but it’s probably L’air du temps, previously mentioned in The Death and Life of John F. Donovan.
The jar topped with a dove is Avon Flight to Beauty moisturising cream.
Julien (Patrick Hivon) takes another bottle and smells it.
It’s Christian Dior Miss Dior eau de toilette. The bottle that houses this fragrance today is very similar to the original, but I want to believe Madeleine used the vintage version.
Thanks to Zah in the comments for the Avon id.
I think Xavier Dolan must have a thing for perfumes mothers wear. In his films, there’s often a moment in which the protagonist’s mother explains what perfume she’s wearing [1], so I guess this must have something to do with a personal obsession of the director. In this case, Grace (Susan Sarandon) is wearing Nina Ricci L’air du temps, the classic floral/spicy creation by Francis Fabron launched after WWII, in 1948.
Amy (Emily Hampshire) checks her make-up in the compact mirror of Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow 
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