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Curd soap (previously colored with vermilion), 4-1/2 lbs.
Otto of rose, 1 oz.
Spirituous extract of musk, 2 oz.
Otto of santal, 1/4 oz.
" geranium, 1/4 oz.
Mix the perfumes, stir them in the soap shavings, and beat together.
TONQUIN MUSK SOAP.
Pale brown-colored curd soap, 5 lbs.
Grain musk, 1/4 oz.
Otto of bergamot, 1 oz.
Rub the musk with the bergamot, then add it to the soap, and beat up.
ORANGE-FLOWER SOAP.
Curd soap, 7 lbs.
Otto of neroli, 3-1/2 oz.
SANTAL-WOOD SOAP.
Curd soap, 7 lbs.
Otto of santal, 7 oz.
" bergamot, 2 oz.
SPERMACETI SOAP.
Curd soap, 14 lbs.
Otto of bergamot, 2-1/2 lbs.
" lemon, 1/2 lb.
CITRON SOAP.
Curd soap, 6 lbs.
Otto of citron, 3/4 lb.
" verbena (lemon-grass), 1/2 oz.
" bergamot, 4 oz.
" lemon, 2 oz.
One of the best of fancy soaps that is made.
FRANGIPANNE SOAP.
Curd soap (previously colored light brown), 7 lbs.
Civet, 1/4 oz.
Otto of neroli, 1/2 oz.
" santal, 1-1/2 oz.
" rose, 1/4 oz.
" vitivert, 1/2 oz.
Rub the civet with the various ottos, mix, and beat in the usual manner.
PATCHOULY SOAP.
Curd soap, 4-1/2 lbs.
Otto of patchouly, 1 oz.
" santal, }
" vitivert, } of each, 1/4 oz.
SAPONACEOUS CREAM OF ALMONDS.
The preparation sold under this title is a potash soft soap of lard. It
has a beautiful pearly appearance, and has met with extensive demand as
a shaving soap. Being also used in the manufacture of
EMULSINES, it is an article of no inconsiderable consumption by
the perfumer. It is made thus:--
Clarified lard, 7 lbs.
Potash of lye (containing 26 per cent. of caustic
potash), 3-3/4 lbs.
Rectified spirit, 3 oz.
Otto of almonds, 2 drachms.
_Manipulation_.--Melt the lard in a porcelain vessel by a salt-water
bath, or by a steam heat under 15 lbs. pressure; then run in the lye,
_very slowly_, agitating the whole time; when about half the lye is in,
the mixture begins to curdle; it will, however, become so firm that it
cannot be stirred. The cr�me is then finished, but is not pearly; it
will, however, assume that appearance by long trituration in a mortar,
gradually adding the alcohol, in which has been dissolved the perfume.
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