Soap—­Spermaceti Soap—­Citron Soap—­Frangipanne Soap—­Patchouly
Soap—­Soft or Potash Soaps—­Saponaceous Cream of Almonds—­Soap
Powders—­Rypophagon Soap—­Ambrosial Cream—­Transparent soft
Soap—­Transparent hard Soap—­Medicated Soaps—­Juniper Tar Soap—­Iodine
Soap—­Sulphur Soap—­Bromine Soap—­Creosote Soap—­Mercurial Soap—­Croton
Oil Soap—­Their Use in Cutaneous Diseases

SECTION IX.

EMULSINES.

Form Emulsions or Milks when mixed with Water—­Prone to
Change—­Amandine—­Olivine—­Honey and Almond Paste—­Pure Almond
Paste—­Almond Meal—­Pistachio Nut Meal—­Jasmine Emulsion—­Violet
Emulsion

SECTION X.

Milks or emulsions.

Liebig’s notice of Almond Milk—­Milk of Roses—­Milk of Almonds—­Milk of
Elder—­Milk of Dandelion—­Milk of Cucumber—­Essence of Cucumber—­Milk of
Pistachio Nuts—­Lait Virginal—­Extract of Elder Flowers

SECTION XI.

Cold cream.

Manipulation—­Cold Cream of Almonds—­Violet Cold Cream—­Imitation Violet
Cold Cream—­Cold Cream of various Flowers—­Camphor Cold Cream—­Cucumber
Cold Cream—­Piver’s Pomade of Cucumber—­Pomade Divine—­Almond
Balls—­Camphor Balls—­Camphor Paste—­Glycerine Balsam—­Rose Lip
Salve—­White Lip Salve—­Common Lip Salve

SECTION XII.

Pomades and oils.

Pomatum, as its name implies, originally made with Apples—­Scentless
Grease—­Enfleurage and Maceration process—­Acacia, or Cassie
Pomade—­Benzoin Pomade and Oil—­Vanilla Oil and Pomade—­Pomade called
Bear’s Grease—­Circassian Cream—­Balsam of Flowers—­Crystallized
Oils—­Castor Oil Pomatum—­Balsam of Neroli—­Marrow Cream—­Marrow
Pomatum—­Violet Pomatum—­Pomade Double, Millefleurs—­Pomade a la
Heliotrope—­Huile Antique—­Philocome—­Pomade Hongroise—­Hard or Stick
Pomatums—­Black and Brown Cosmetique

SECTION XIII.

Hair dyes and DEPILATORIES.

Painting the Face universal among the Women of Egypt—­Kohhl, the Smoke of Gum Labdanum, used by the Girls of Greece to color the Lashes and Sockets of the Eye—­Turkish Hair Dye—­Rastikopetra Dye—­Litharge Dye—­Silver Dye—­Hair Dyes, with Mordant—­Inodorous Dye—­Brown and Black Hair Dye—­Liquid Lead Dye—­Depilatory, Rusma

SECTION XIV.

Absorbent powders.

Violet Powder—­Rose Face Powder—­Perle Powder—­Liquid Blanc for
Theatrical Use—­Calcined Talc—­Rouge and Red Paints—­Bloom of
Roses—­Carmine Toilet Rouge—­Carthamus Flowers—­Pink Saucers—­Crepon
Rouge

SECTION XV.