Melt, on the water bath, the oil, wax, and glycerine together, remove and as the mass cools down add the perfume in sufficient quantity to make a creamy mass. {238}

II.—Quince seed 1 ounce
Boric acid16 grains
Starch 1 ounce
Glycerine16 ounces
Carbolic acid30 minims
Alcohol12 ounces
Oil of lavender30 minims
Oil of rose10 drops
Extract of white rose 1 ounce
Water enough to make64 ounces

Dissolve the boric acid in a quart of water and in this solution macerate the quince seed for 3 hours; then strain. Heat together the starch and the glycerine until the starch granules are broken, and mix with this the carbolic acid. Dissolve the oils and the extract of rose in the alcohol, and add to the quince-seed mucilage; then mix all together, strain, and add water enough to make the product weigh 64 ounces.

III.—Glycerine 1 ounce
Borax 2 drachms
Boracic acid 1 drachm
Oil rose geranium30 drops
Oil bitter almond15 drops
Milk 1 gallon

Heat the milk until it curdles and allow it to stand 12 hours. Strain it through cheese cloth and allow it to stand again for 12 hours. Mix in the salts and glycerine and triturate in a mortar, finally adding the odors and coloring if wanted. The curdled milk must be entirely free from water to avoid separation. If the milk will not curdle fast enough the addition of 1 ounce of water ammonia to a gallon will hasten it. Take a gallon of milk, add 1 ounce ammonia water, heat (not boil), allow to stand 24 hours, and no trouble will be found in forming a good base for the cream.

IV.—This is offered as a substitute for cucumber cream for toilet uses. Melt 15 parts, by weight, of gelatin in hot water containing 15 parts, by weight, of boracic acid as well as 150 parts, by weight, of glycerine; the total amount of water used should not exceed 300 parts, by weight. It may be perfumed or not.

Lanolin Creams.—
I.—Anhydrous lanolin650 parts
Peach-kernel oil200 parts
Water150 parts

Perfume with about 15 drops of ionone or 20 drops of synthetic ylang-ylang.

II.—Lanolin 40 parts
Olive oil 15 parts
Paraffine ointment 10 parts
Aqua naphæ 10 parts
Distilled water 15 parts
Glycerine  5 parts
Boric acid  4 parts
Borax  4 parts
Geranium oil, sufficient.
Extract, triple, of ylang-ylang, quantity sufficient.
III.—Anhydrous lanolin650 drachms
Almond oil200 drachms
Water150 drachms
Oil of ylang-ylang  5 drops