Benefit Lemonaid
Benefit Playstix - one of the very few stick foundations that I thought were worth the money.
Bobbi Brown long wear cream eyeshadows in the little pots; the sticks they now do aren't anywhere near as good and the colours are all different. They’re also £££ for very little product.
MAC Indianwood cream eyeshadow; I love cream eyeshadows as I have wrinkly lids, so powder never looks good.
Amethyst Eclat perfume by Lalique.
Lush Hybrid shampoo & conditioner in one bar. Loved the smell (hate the smell of their Karma Komba) and it was smoothing which was great for my hair.
Years ago (20+) there was a holiday haircare range called Pro Tec Sun, I got the first lot I had in B&M then they repackaged it and Superdrug sold it. Then it completely vanished. Even though it was cheap as chips, it was the best haircare for sun frazzled hair.
Revolt Skinlights skin tint; perfect for days when you can’t be arsed with foundation but had really good coverage. It was like a hybrid of tinted moisturiser and foundation.
Urban Decay Primer Potion in Sin; not officially discontinued but out of stock everywhere for months.
Back in the mid-90s Mary Quant did a make up range. The eye pencil was one of the best I’ve used but I think it was discontinued very quickly.
Ultima II Brighten Up, Tighten Up. I think you can still get this outside of the UK.