The Art of Perfumery - And Methods of Obtaining the Odors of Plants by George William Septimus Piesse
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Ambergris--Civet--Musk
SECTION V. SMELLING SALTS:--Ammonia, Preston Salts, Inexhaustible Salts, Eau de Luce, Sal Volatile ACETIC ACID AND ITS USE IN PERFUMERY.--Aromatic Vinegar, Henry's Vinegar, Vinaigre à la Rose, Four Thieves' Vinegar, Hygienic Vinegar, Violet Vinegar, Toilet Vinegar, Vinaigre de Cologne SECTION VI. BOUQUETS AND NOSEGAYS. Proposed Use of the Term "Otto" to denote the odoriferous Principle of Plants COMPOUND ODORS:--The Alhambra Perfume--The Bosphorus Bouquet--Bouquet d'Amour--Bouquet des Fleurs du Val d'Andorre--Buckingham Palace Bouquet--Délices--The Court Nosegay--Eau de Chypre--The Empress Eugenie's Nosegay--Esterhazy--Ess Bouquet--Eau de Cologne. (French and English Spirit.) Flowers of Erin--Royal Hunt Bouquet--Extract of Flowers--The Guards' Bouquet--Italian Nosegay--English Jockey Club--French Jockey Club. (Difference of the Odor of English and French Perfumes due to the Spirit of Grape and Corn Spirit.) A Japanese Perfume--The Kew Garden Nosegay--Millefleurs--Millefleurs et Lavender--Delcroix's |
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