Bridgerton's hair and makeup designer has named her actual products in two separate interviews, two years apart. That is rare. What is rarer is that nobody seems to have checked whether you can still buy them — so we did, this week, product by product.
The short answer: the official Pat McGrath Labs × Bridgerton collection no longer exists, and several of the specific items she named are sold out at the brand. What survives is a small, genuinely buyable list, and it is not the list the beauty roundups are still recommending.
Who is actually speaking here
Erika Ökvist has designed hair and makeup for the series. She is the source for everything below — not a "get the look" writer guessing from a still frame.
Two interviews carry the product names:
| When | Outlet | Season |
|---|---|---|
| April 2022 | Miss Makeup | Season 2 |
| June 2024 | Grazia | Season 3 |
Her description of the method is the most useful sentence either interview contains:
"The Bridgerton make-up is very much like how you would paint an oil painting."
That is not decoration. It explains why the product list is mostly primers, underpainting and blurring powders rather than the lipsticks people search for. The look is built in layers underneath, and the visible colour is the thin part on top.
The collaboration that is gone
This is the finding that changes what you should do.
Pat McGrath Labs × Bridgerton was real. Ökvist was asked in 2022 which single item she would keep from it, and she answered without hesitation: Blushing Delight.
It is no longer sold. We checked the brand's own store this week. The Bridgerton collection page returns a 404, and the store's product search for "bridgerton" returns an empty list — not a sold-out badge, no products at all. It has been delisted, which is what a brand does with an expired licence rather than an out-of-stock item.
What that means practically: any page still telling you to buy the Bridgerton collection is describing something you cannot purchase. If you find it listed somewhere, you are looking at resale, and the price will have nothing to do with the original.
What she named, and what is still in stock
Everything below was checked against Pat McGrath Labs directly on 15 August 2026. Prices are the brand's own US figures.
Still buyable
Skin Fetish: Sublime Perfection Blurring Under-Eye Powder — $35, in stock in Baby Pink, Peach and Amber. She named this one in 2022, and it is the single item on her list that has stayed continuously available. If you want one product from the Bridgerton kit, this is the one you can actually get.
Mothership VIII: Divine Rose II — $128, in stock. Note the numeral. She named Mothership VII: Divine Rose; this is its successor. It is a different palette, not a restock of the one she used.
Named, and sold out
Mothership VII: Divine Rose — the palette she actually named. Listed at $128 and unavailable.
Skin Fetish: Sublime Perfection Primer — listed at $38, unavailable in the US.
Lip Fetish Sheer Colour Balm — listed at $39, every shade unavailable.
A thing we found that we have not seen written anywhere
While checking stock we queried the same store in a second currency, and the answers were different.
The Sublime Perfection Primer reads as out of stock at its US price of $38, but the same product returns in stock at £47 when the store is asked in pounds. The Mothership VIII palette runs the other way — available at $128, unavailable at £119.
Be careful with what that does and does not prove. We are reading the store's own inventory response per market, not standing in two shops. It is strong evidence that stock is held separately by region, and it is a good reason to check the storefront for your country before concluding a product is gone. It is not a guarantee that a UK order will ship.
We are including it because it is the kind of thing that makes a "sold out" verdict wrong for half the people reading it.
The season three list, and why we are quoting it differently
The 2024 Grazia interview is broader and includes the budget picks, which is the more useful half for most readers.
Ökvist on the Make Up For Ever palette:
"This is something that was used a lot on Nicola [Coughlan]... almost everybody in my team now has it."
And on the drugstore concealer, which is the quote worth keeping:
"If you want to go for a budget, under-eye concealer, I actually really rate No7."
Named in that interview: Make Up For Ever HD Skin All In One Palette (£67), No7 HydraLuminous Dark Circle Concealer (£14.95), Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter (£39), Hourglass Scattered Light Glitter Eyeshadow (£29), Pat McGrath Labs Lip Fetish Sheer Colour Lip Balm (£35), 111SKIN Celestial Black Diamond Eye Mask (£85), Ben Nye body tint, and Sweed lashes (£20).
Those prices are from June 2024 and we have not re-verified them, because Make Up For Ever's storefront blocks the check we use. Treat them as what the products cost when she was interviewed, not as today's price. We would rather tell you the vintage of a number than quietly present a two-year-old figure as current.
One we could check: Sweed still sells the lash style — No Lash-Lash, $30, in stock. The interview calls it "Nikki No-Lash," which is why we have graded this one as brand-confirmed rather than exact-product: the shelf name and the interview name are not identical, and we are not going to pretend they resolve cleanly.
So what would we actually buy
Three honest options, depending on what you want.
If you want the thing she used, still sold: the Blurring Under-Eye Powder at $35. Named on the record, in stock, and it is the layer the whole look is built on.
If you want the budget answer: the No7 concealer. A designer on a Netflix period drama volunteering a drugstore product by name, unprompted, is worth more than most sponsored recommendations.
If you want the palette: understand that the one she named is discontinued and the one you can buy is its sequel. That may be fine. It is not the same object, and anyone telling you otherwise has not looked.
What we would not do is chase the Bridgerton collection on resale. It is a 2022 licensed capsule with no restock coming, and the underlying formulas are sold under the brand's regular line at ordinary prices.
Why this article did not already exist
The interviews are public, the products are named, and the brand's stock data is open to anyone who looks. So why is there no accurate version of this page?
Because the answer decays, and shopping content is not maintained. A "shop the Bridgerton look" article written in 2022 was accurate in 2022. Left alone for four years, it now recommends a delisted collection, three sold-out products and a discontinued palette — while still ranking.
That is the whole gap. Not access, not sourcing. Just that nobody goes back and checks.
FAQ
Can you still buy the Pat McGrath × Bridgerton collection? No. The collection page on the brand's own store returns a 404 and its product search for "bridgerton" returns zero products. It has been delisted, not sold out. Anything you find is resale.
What was Blushing Delight? An item from that collaboration, and the one Erika Ökvist said she would keep if she could only keep one. It is no longer sold by the brand.
Which product from the show can I actually buy right now? The Pat McGrath Labs Skin Fetish Sublime Perfection Blurring Under-Eye Powder, $35, in stock in three shades as of 15 August 2026. It is the only item she named that has stayed continuously available.
Is Mothership VIII the same palette she used? No. She named Mothership VII: Divine Rose, which is discontinued. Mothership VIII: Divine Rose II is its successor and a different palette, currently $128.
Is there a cheap product from the Bridgerton kit? Yes. Ökvist specifically recommended the No7 HydraLuminous Dark Circle Concealer as the budget under-eye option, quoted at £14.95 in her June 2024 interview.
Why do the prices differ between the US and UK? The brand runs separate stock and pricing per market. We saw the same product return in stock in one currency and out of stock in another on the same day, so check your own country's storefront rather than trusting a single verdict.
Did the makeup designer work with Pat McGrath directly? Ökvist's team worked closely with the brand, and the Skin Fetish line is the base she describes building the looks on. The collaboration collection was the commercial expression of that.
Is any of this an official Netflix product? No. Netflix does not sell Bridgerton makeup. The Pat McGrath collaboration was the only licensed beauty product, and it is finished.