Cucumber Pomade.—
Cucumber pomade 2 ounces
Powdered white soap   1/2 ounce
Powdered borax 2 drachms
Cherry-laurel water 3 ounces
Rectified spirit 3 ounces
Distilled water to make48 ounces

Rub the pomade with the soap and borax until intimately mixed, then add the distilled water (which may be warmed to blood heat), ounce by ounce, to form a smooth and uniform cream. When 40 ounces of water have been so incorporated, dissolve any essential oils desired as perfume in the spirit, and add the cherry-laurel water, making up to 48 ounces with plain water.

Rouges And Paints:

Grease Paints.
White Grease Paints.—
I.—Prepared chalk 4 av. ounces
Zinc oxide 4 av. ounces
Bismuth subnitrate 4 av. ounces
Asbestos powder 4 av. ounces
Sweet almond oil, about 2 1/2 fluidounces
Camphor40 grains
Oil peppermint 3 fluidrachms
Esobouquet extract 3 fluidrachms

Sufficient almond oil should be used to form a mass of proper consistence.

II.—Zinc oxide.8 parts
Bismuth subnitrate8 parts
Aluminum oxychloride8 parts
Almond oil, quantity sufficient, or 5–6 parts.
Perfume, quantity sufficient.

Mix the zinc, bismuth, and aluminum oxychloride thoroughly; make into a paste with the oil. Any perfume may be added, but that generally used is composed of 1 drachm of essence of bouquet, 12 grains of camphor, and 12 minims of oil of peppermint for every 3 1/2 ounces of paste.