CHAP. LX.
Of Cyprus Water.

This Water is only a dilute Tincture of Ambergrise; but as it is used by those who are fond of that Perfume, and known by the Name of Cyprus Water, or Eau de Chypre, I would not omit giving the Recipe here, intending to give a full Account of Ambergrise in a succeeding Chapter.

Recipe for making a Gallon of Cyprus Water.

Take of the Essence of Ambergrise Half an Ounce; put it into a Glass Alembic with a Gallon of Spirit of Wine and two Quarts of Water. Place the Alembic in Balneum Mariæ, and draw off till the Faints begin to rise.

CHAP. LXI.
Of Vestal Water, or Eau de Vestale.

This is a very agreeable Water, and has been long in use in several Parts of Europe.

Recipe for a Gallon of Vestal Water.

Take of the Seeds of Daucus Creticus or Candy Carrots, two Ounces; Spirit of Wine a Gallon; Water two Quarts. Distil in Balneum Mariæ till the Faints begin to rise. Then add to the Spirit drawn over an Ounce of the Essence of Lemons, and four Drops of the Essence of Ambergrise; redistil in Balneum Mariæ, and keep the Water in Bottles well stoped for use.

CHAP. LXII.
Of Beauty Water, or Eau de Beauté.

This Water has it Name from its use in washing the Face, and giving an agreeable Smell. It is drawn from Thyme and Marjoram, which gives it a very elegant Odour.