The Art of Perfumery 8 8
The Art of Perfumery 8 8
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ANOTHER FORM, --_cheaper_.
Suet, 1 lb. Wax, 1/2 lb. Otto of bergamot, 1 oz. " cassia, 1 drachm.
The above recipes produce WHITE BATONS. BROWN andBLACK BATONS are also in demand. They are made in the same wayas the above, but colored with lamp-black or umber ground in oil. Suchcolors are best purchased ready ground at an artist's colorman's.
BLACK AND BROWN COSMETIQUE.
Such as is sold by RIMMEL, is prepared with a nicely-scentedsoap strongly colored with lamp-black or with umber. The soap is mel...ted, and the coloring added while the soap is soft; when cold it is cut up inoblong pieces.
It is used as a temporary dye for the moustache, applied with a smallbrush and water.
SECTION XIII.
HAIR DYES AND DEPILATORY.
By way of personal adornment, few practices are of more ancient originthan that of painting the face, dyeing the hair, and blackening theeyebrows and eyelashes.
It is a practice universal among the women of the higher and middleclasses in Egypt, and very common among those of the lower orders, toblacken the edge of the eyelids, both above and below the eye, with ablack powder, which they term _kohhl_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANOTHER FORM, --_cheaper_.
Suet, 1 lb. Wax, 1/2 lb. Otto of bergamot, 1 oz. " cassia, 1 drachm.
The above recipes produce WHITE BATONS. BROWN andBLACK BATONS are also in demand. They are made in the same wayas the above, but colored with lamp-black or umber ground in oil. Suchcolors are best purchased ready ground at an artist's colorman's.
BLACK AND BROWN COSMETIQUE.
Such as is sold by RIMMEL, is prepared with a nicely-scentedsoap strongly colored with lamp-black or with umber. The soap is mel...ted, and the coloring added while the soap is soft; when cold it is cut up inoblong pieces.
It is used as a temporary dye for the moustache, applied with a smallbrush and water.
SECTION XIII.
HAIR DYES AND DEPILATORY.
By way of personal adornment, few practices are of more ancient originthan that of painting the face, dyeing the hair, and blackening theeyebrows and eyelashes.
It is a practice universal among the women of the higher and middleclasses in Egypt, and very common among those of the lower orders, toblacken the edge of the eyelids, both above and below the eye, with ablack powder, which they term _kohhl_.
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