CONTENTS.
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| [1.] | An Aromatic Bath | 1 |
| [2.] | A Cosmetic Bath | 2 |
| [3.] | An Emollient Bath for the Feet | ib. |
| [4.] | An Aromatic Bath for the Feet | 3 |
| [5.] | An excellent Preservative Balsam against the Plague | ib. |
| [6.] | An excellent Cosmetic for the Face | 5 |
| [7.] | A curious Perfume | ib. |
| [8.] | Perfumed Chaplets and Medals | 6 |
| [9.] | Receipt to thicken the Hair, and make it grow again on a bald part | ib. |
| [10.] | An approved Depilatory Fluid | 7 |
| [11.] | A Powder to prevent Baldness | 8 |
| [12.] | To quicken the Growth of Hair | ib. |
| [13.] | A compound Oil for the same Intention | ib. |
| [14.] | A Fluid to make the Hair grow | 9 |
| [15.] | A Liniment of the same Kind | ib. |
| [16.] | To change the Colour of the Hair | 10 |
| [17.] | Simple Means of producing the same Effect | ib. |
| [18.] | To change the Hair or Beard black | 11 |
| [19.] | A Fluid to dye the Hair of a flaxen Colour | 12 |
| [20.] | A perfumed Basket | 13 |
| [21.] | Natural Cosmetics | ib. |
| [22.] | A remedy for Corns on the Feet | 14 |
| [23.] | A Coral Stick for the Teeth | 14 |
| [24.] | A Receipt to clean the Teeth, and make the Flesh grow close to the Root of the Enamel | 15 |
| [25,] [26,] [27.] | Receipts to strengthen the Gums and fasten loose Teeth | 15, 16 |
| [28.] | For rotten Teeth | 17 |
| [29.] | A Liquid Remedy for decayed Teeth | ib. |
| [30.] | A Powder to clean the Teeth | 18 |
| [31.] | A Remedy for sore Gums and loose Teeth | ib. |
| [32.] | An approved Receipt against that troublesome Complaint, called the Teeth set on Edge | ib. |
| [33.] | A Liquid for cleansing the Teeth | 19 |
| [34.] | A sure Preservative from the Tooth Ache, and Defluxions on the Gums or Teeth | ib. |
| [35,] [36,] [37,] [38,] [39.] | Methods to make the Teeth beautifully white | 20-22 |
| [40.] | A Powder to cleanse the Teeth | 22 |
| [41.] | Mr. Rae's Receipt for making a Powder for the like Purpose | 23 |
| [42.] | Another | ib. |
| [43.] | An efficacious Tooth-Powder | 24 |
| [44.] | A Powder to cleanse the Teeth | ib. |
| [45.] | A Tincture to strengthen the Gums, and prevent the Scurvy | 25 |
| [46.] | Mr. Baumè's Manner of preparing the Roots for cleaning the Teeth | ib. |
| [47.] | Manner of preparing Sponges for the Teeth | 28 |
| [48.] | Rule for the Preservation of the Teeth and Gums | 29 |
| [49.] | For stopping the Decay of Teeth | 31 |
| [WATERS.] | ||
| [50.] | The Celestial Water | 32 |
| [51,] [52.] | Receipts to make the genuine Hungary-Water | 35, 36 |
| [53,] [54.] | Directions for making Lavender-Water | 37, 38 |
| [55,] [56.] | ——Rose-Water | 39-41 |
| [57,] [58.] | ——Orange-Flower Water | 42, 43 |
| [59.] | Magisterial Balm-Water | 46 |
| [60.] | Compound Balm-Water, commonly called Eau de Carmes | 49 |
| [61.] | Sweet Honey-Water | 50 |
| [62.] | Sweet-scented Water | 52 |
| [63.] | German sweet-scented Water | 53 |
| [64.] | Imperial Water | 56 |
| [65,] [66.] | Odoriferous Water | 57 |
| [67.] | The Ladies Water | 8 |
| [68.] | A beautifying Wash | 59 |
| [69.] | A Cosmetic Water | ib. |
| [70.] | An excellent Cosmetic | ib. |
| [71.] | Venice Water highly esteemed | 60 |
| [72.] | A Balsamic Water | ib. |
| [73.] | Angelic Water, of a most agreeable scent | 61 |
| [74.] | Nosegay or Toilet Water | 62 |
| [75.] | Spirit of Guaiacum | 63 |
| [76.] | The Divine Cordial | ib. |
| [77.] | Compound Cypress Water | 65 |
| [78.] | Imperial Water | 66 |
| [79.] | All Flower Water | 68 |
| [80.] | A curious Water known by the Name of the Spring Nosegay | 69 |
| [81.] | A Cosmetic Water, that prevents Pits after the Small-Pox | 71 |
| [82.] | A Cooling Wash | ib. |
| [83,] [84.] | An excellent Water to clear the Skin, and take away Pimples | 72 |
| [85.] | Venetian Water to clear a Sun-burnt Complexion | 73 |
| [86.] | A Water for Pimples in the Face | 74 |
| [87.] | A Fluid to clear a tanned Skin | ib. |
| [88.] | A Fluid to whiten the Skin | ib. |
| [89.] | A Beautifying Wash | 75 |
| [90.] | A Water that tinges the Cheeks a beautiful Carnation Hue | 76 |
| [91.] | A Cosmetic Water | 77 |
| [92.] | A Water, christened, the Fountain of Youth | ib. |
| [93.] | A Water that preserves the Complexion | 78 |
| [94.] | A Water that gives a Gloss to the Skin | 80 |
| [95.] | A Preservative from Tanning | ib. |
| [96,] [97,] [98.] | Certain Means of removing Freckles | 81, 82 |
| [99,] [100.] | A Water to prevent Freckles, or Blotches in the Face | 82, 83 |
| [101,] [102.] | A Water to improve the Complexion | 83 |
| [103,] [104.] | A Cosmetic Water | 84, 85 |
| [105.] | A simple Balsamic Water, which removes Wrinkles | 85 |
| [106.] | A Water to change the Eye-brows black | 86 |
| [107.] | To remove Worms in the Face | 86 |
| [108.] | The Duchess de la Vrilliere's Mouth-Water | 87 |
| [109.] | Another Water for the Teeth, called Spirituous Vulnerary Water | 88 |
| [110.] | Receipt to make Vulnerary Water | 89 |
| [111,] [112,] [113,] [114.] | Waters for the Gums | 90-92 |
| [115.] | A simple Depilatory | 92 |
| [116.] | Prepared Sponges for the Face | ib. |
| [117.] | Spirit of Roses | 93 |
| [118.] | Inflammable Spirits of all Kinds of Flowers | 97 |
| [ESSENCES.] | ||
| [119,] [120.] | Method of extracting Essences from Flowers | 98-101 |
| [121.] | Essence of Ambergrise | 102 |
| [122.] | A Remedy for St. Anthony's Fire, or Erysipelatous Eruptions on the Face | 103 |
| [FLOWERS.] | ||
| [123.] | Manner of drying Flowers, so as to preserve their natural Colours | ib. |
| [124,] [125.] | Different Methods of preserving Flowers | 106-108 |
| [126.] | Another Method of preserving Flowers a long while, in their natural Shape and Colour. | 109 |
| [GLOVES.] | ||
| [127.] | White Gloves scented with Jasmine after the Italian Manner | 110 |
| [128.] | Gloves scented without the Flowers | 111 |
| [129.] | White Gloves scented with Ketmia or Musky Seed | 112 |
| [130.] | To colour Gloves a curious French Yellow | 113 |
| [131,] [132.] | Curious Perfumes in Gloves | 114 |
| [133,] [134.] | Excellent Receipts to clear a tanned Complexion | 115 |
| [BREATH.] | ||
| [135,] [136.] | Receipts to sweeten the Breath | 115, 116 |
| [OILS.] | ||
| [137,] | 138. Cosmetic Oils | 116 |
| [139.] | Oil of Wheat | 117 |
| [140.] | Compound Oil, or Essence of Fennel | ib. |
| [141.] | Oil of Tuberoses and Jasmine | 118 |
| [142.] | An Oil scented with Flowers for the Hair | 119 |
| [ESSENTIAL OILS, or QUINTESSENCES.] | ||
| [143.] | Essential Oil, commonly called Quintessence of Lavender | 121 |
| [144.] | To make Essence of Cinnamon | 122 |
| [145.] | To make Quintessence of Cloves | 123 |
| [146.] | A Cosmetic Juice | 125 |
| [VIRGIN's MILK.] | ||
| [147.] | A safe and approved Cosmetic | ib. |
| [148,] [149.] | Others, very easily made | 126, 127 |
| [150.] | A Liniment to destroy Vermin | 127 |
| [LOTIONS.] | ||
| [151.] | A Lotion to strengthen the Gums, and sweeten the Breath | 128 |
| [152.] | Another Lotion to fasten the Teeth, and sweeten the Breath | 130 |
| [153.] | An admirable Lotion for the Complexion | 131 |
| [154.] | An admirable Varnish for the Skin | 132 |
| [155.] | A Liniment to destroy Nits | 133 |
| [156.] | A Liniment to change the Beard and Hair black | ib. |
| [157,] [158.] | Depilatory Liniment | 134, 135 |
| [159,] [160.] | Excellent Lip-Salves | 135, 136 |
| [NAILS.] | ||
| [161.] | A Liniment to promote the Growth and Regeneration of Nails | 136 |
| [162,] [163.] | Remedies for Whitlows; a Disorder that frequently affects the Fingers | 137, 138 |
| [PERFUMES.] | ||
| [164.] | Scented Tablets or Pastils | 138 |
| [165.] | A pleasant Perfume | 139 |
| [166.] | Common perfumed Powder | 141 |
| [167.] | A Cassolette | ib. |
| [168.] | To perfume a whole House, and purify the Air | ib. |
| [169.] | A Perfume for scenting Powder | ib. |
| [PASTILS.] | ||
| [170,] [171.] | Excellent Compositions to perfume a Room | 143, 144 |
| [172.] | Fragrant Pastils made use of by way of Fumigation | 145 |
| [173.] | Pastils of Roses | 146 |
| [PASTES.] | ||
| [174.] | Paste of dried Almonds to cleanse the Skin | ib. |
| [175.] | Soft Almond Paste | 147 |
| [176.] | Paste for the Hands | 148 |
| [177,] [178,] [179,] | Pastes for the Hands | 148-152 |
| [180,] [181,] [182.] | ||
| [POMATUMS.] | ||
| [183.] | Cold Cream, or Pomatum for the Complexion | 152 |
| [184,] [185.] | Cucumber Pomatums | 154, 155 |
| [186.] | Lavender Pomatum | 156 |
| [187,] [188,] [189.] | Lip-Salves | 158, 159 |
| [190.] | A Yellow Lip-Salve | 160 |
| [191,] [192,] [193,] | Scarlet Lip-Salves | 161, 164 |
| [194,] [195.] | ||
| [196.] | White Pomatum | 164 |
| [197.] | Red Pomatum | 165 |
| [198.] | A Pomatum to remove Redness, or Pimples in the Face | 166 |
| [199.] | A Pomatum for Wrinkles | 167 |
| [200,] [201.] | For the same Intention | 167, 168 |
| [202.] | Pomatum for a red or pimpled Face | 168 |
| [203.] | A Pomatum for the Skin | 169 |
| [204.] | Pomatum to make the Hair grow on a Bald Part, and thicken the Hair | 170 |
| [205.] | Another Pomatum for the Hair | 171 |
| [206.] | Manner of scenting Pomatums for the Hair | 172 |
| [207.] | Orange-Flower Pomatum | 173 |
| [208.] | Sultana Pomatum | 174 |
| [209,] [210.] | Sweet smelling Perfumes | 174-176 |
| [POWDERS.] | ||
| [211.] | Orange-Flower Powder | 177 |
| [212.] | Jonquil Powder | 178 |
| [213,] [214.] | Coarse Violet Powders | 179, 180 |
| [215.] | Jasmine Powder | 181 |
| [216.] | Ambrette Powder | ib. |
| [217,] [218.] | Cyprus Powders | 182, 183 |
| [219.] | Perfumed Powder | 183 |
| [220.] | The White Powder that enters into the Composition of the Delightful Perfume | 184 |
| [221.] | Prepared Powder | ib. |
| [222.] | A Powder to nourish the Hair | 185 |
| [223.] | Common Powder | 186 |
| [224.] | White Powder | ib. |
| [225,] [226.] | Grey Powders | 187 |
| [227.] | Flaxen-coloured Powder | 188 |
| [228.] | Bean Flour | ib. |
| [229,] [230.] | To sweeten the Breath | 188, 189 |
| [231.] | A Remedy for scorbutic Gums | 189 |
| [232.] | A Remedy for moist Feet | ib. |
| [FLEAS.] | ||
| [233,] [234,] | Certain Methods of destroying Fleas | 190, 191 |
| [235,] [236.] | ||
| [WRINKLES.] | ||
| [237.] | A Secret to take away Wrinkles | 191 |
| [CARMINES.] | ||
| [238,] [239.] | Rouges for the Face | 192, 193 |
| [240.] | The Turkish method of preparing Carmine | 193 |
| [241.] | A Liquid Rouge that exactly imitates Nature | 194 |
| [242.] | An Oil that possesses the same Property | 195 |
| [SWEET SCENTED BAGS.] | ||
| [243.] | A sweet-scented Bag to wear in the Pocket | 196 |
| [244.] | Bags to scent Linen | ib. |
| [245.] | An agreeable sweet-scented Composition | 197 |
| [246.] | Manner of making various sorts of these little Bags or Sachels | ib. |
| [WASH-BALLS.] | ||
| [247.] | White Soap | 199 |
| [248.] | Honey Soap | ib. |
| [249.] | A perfumed Soap | 200 |
| [250.] | A Fine Scented Wash-ball | 201 |
| [251.] | A Wash-ball, an excellent Cosmetic for the Face and Hands | 202 |
| [252.] | Bologna Wash-balls | 203 |
| [253.] | Another excellent Wash-ball for the Complexion | 204 |
| [254.] | Seraglio Wash-balls | 205 |
| [255.] | An Hepatic Salt, to preserve the Complexion | 206 |
| [EYE-BROWS.] | ||
| [256.] | To change the Eye-brows black | 207 |
| [MARKS OF THE SKIN.] | ||
| [257,] [258.] | To efface Spots or Marks of the Mother, on any Part of the Body | 208 |
| [259.] | To take away Marks, and fill up the Cavities left after the Small-Pox | 209 |
| [COMPLEXION.] | ||
| [260.] | Certain Methods to improve the Complexion | 210 |
| [261.] | The Montpellier Toilet | ib. |
| [262.] | Sweet-scented Troches to correct a bad Breath | 212 |
| [263.] | A curious Varnish for the Face | 213 |
| [WARTS.] | ||
| [264,] [265,] [266,] | Medicines to Cure Warts | 215 |
| [267,] [268.] | ||
| [VINEGARS.] | ||
| [269.] | Distilled Vinegar | 216 |
| [270.] | Distilled Lavender Vinegar | 217 |
| [271.] | Vinegar of the Four Thieves | 219 |
| [EYES.] | ||
| [272,] [273,] | For Watery Eyes | 220, 221 |
| [274.] | ||
| [275.] | An excellent Ophthalmic Lotion | 221 |
| [276.] | An Ophthalmic Poultice | 222 |
| [277.] | A Poultice for inflamed Eyes | ib. |
| [278.] | Sir Hans Sloane's Eye Salve | 223 |
| [279.] | An Ophthalmic Fomentation | ib. |
| [280.] | A simple Remedy to strengthen the Sight | 224 |
| | ||
| [SUPPLEMENT.] | ||
| [USEFUL RECEIPTS.] | ||
| [281.] | To take Iron Mould out of Linen | 225 |
| [282.] | Stains of Oil | ib. |
| [283.] | Scowering Balls | 226 |
| [284.] | Stains of Coomb | ib. |
| [285.] | Stains of Urine | 227 |
| [286.] | Stains on Cloth of whatever Colour | ib. |
| [287.] | Spots of Ink | ib. |
| [288.] | Spots of Pitch and Turpentine | 228 |
| [289.] | Spots of Oil on Satin and other Stuffs, and on Paper | ib. |
| [290.] | Spots on Silk | 229 |
| [291.] | Balls to take out Stains | ib. |
| [292.] | To clean Gold and Silver Lace | 229 |
| [293.] | To restore its original Lustre to Tapestry | ib. |
| [294.] | To clean Turkey Carpets | 230 |
| [295.] | To refresh Tapestry Carpets, Hangings, or Chairs | ib. |
| [296.] | To take Wax out of Silk or Camblet | 231 |
| [297.] | To take Wax out of Velvet of all Colours except Crimson | 232 |
| [298.] | To wash Gold or Silver Work on Linen, or any other Stuff, so as to look like new | ib. |
| [299.] | To take Spots out of Silk or Woollen Stuff | 233 |
| [300.] | To take Stains of Oil out of Cloth | ib. |
| [301.] | To take Stains out of White Cloth | 234 |
| [302.] | To take Stains out of Crimson Velvet, and other coloured Velvets | ib. |
| [303.] | A Soap that takes out all Manner of Spots and Stains | 235 |
| [304.] | Another Method to take Spots or Stains out of White Silk or Crimson Velvet | 236 |
| [305.] | A Receipt to clean Gloves without wetting | ib. |
| [306.] | To colour Gloves | 237 |
| [307.] | To wash Point Lace | 238 |
| [308.] | To clean Point Lace without washing | ib. |
| [309.] | To wash black and white Sarcenet | ib. |
| [310.] | A Soap to take out all Kinds of Stains | 239 |
| [311.] | An expeditious Method to take Stains out of Scarlet, or Velvet of any other Colour | 240 |
| [DIFFERENT WAYS OF PREPARING SNUFF.] | ||
| [312.] | Method of making Snuff | 240 |
| [313.] | Method of cleansing Snuff in order to scent it | 241 |
| [314,] [315.] | Methods of scenting Snuff | 243, 244. |
| [316,] [317.] | Perfumed Snuff | 245, 246 |
| [318.] | Snuff after the Maltese Fashion | 246 |
| [319.] | The Genuine Maltese Snuff | ib. |
| [320.] | Italian Snuff | 247 |
| [321.] | Snuff scented after the Spanish Manner | ib. |
| [322.] | Method of colouring Snuff Red or Yellow | 249 |
| [323,] [324,] | Herb Snuffs | 250, 251 |
| [325,] [326.] |
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