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Here are some recipes cosmetic products.

Glycerin milk

8 parts of glycerin;
3 parts almond oil;
2 parts gum arabic;
1 part of incense tincture;
176 parts of rose water.

Lanolin milk

20 parts of anhydrous lanolin;
4 parts soap powder

ground in a hot mortar and gradually add 176 parts of rose water.

cucumber milk

Take 50 parts of cucumber juice obtained by squeezing fresh cucumbers; the juice is allowed to boil, cooled quickly, filtered and a solution of 4 parts of borax is added 2 parts of sodium acetate salt 160 parts of rose water 5 parts of incense tincture is tinted with a sufficient amount of chlorophyll and perfume is added as desired.

magic milk

1 part egg yolks;
40 parts of glycerin;
28 parts of almond oil;
175 parts of rose water.

Almond oil, egg yolks and a small amount of rose water are emulsified and then glycerin, rose water and perfume are added as desired.

sperm milk

10 parts of spermaceti;
7 pieces of borax;
1 part soap powder;
10 parts of glycerin;
10 parts of rosnoladany tincture;
200 parts of rose water.

birch milk

3 parts birch oil;
800 pieces of cologne;
40 parts of glycerin;
3 parts of borax;
40 parts of distilled water.

May dew

10 pieces of borax;
100 parts of sodium sulphate;
100 parts of glycerin;
100 pieces of cologne;
1700 parts of distilled water.

Glycerin - velor

70 parts of glycerin;
1 part borax;
30 parts of rose water.

Liquid from wrinkles "Antirid"

15 parts of almond milk;
2 parts of aluminum sulfate;
100 parts of rose water.

Liquid from sunburn "Antihalo"

1 part citric acid;
36 parts of glycerin;
60 parts of rose water.

Или:

3 parts hydroquinone;
2 parts phosphoric acid;
7 parts of glycerin;
180 parts of rose water.

Liquid from freckles "Antigone"

7 parts of nitric acid;
115 pieces of cologne;
60 parts of hydrogen peroxide;
100 parts of glycerin;
30 parts distilled water

leave in a cool place for 15 days, filter and pour into dark glass bottles. When used, the face is washed first with water, wiped dry, then smeared with a sponge with the above liquid and allowed to dry.

Или:

1 part borax;
40 parts of distilled water;
4 parts glycerin;
2 parts sodium sulphate;
33 parts rose water.

Liquid from acne "Gebra"

1 part potassium carbonate
1 part glycerin
1 part sedimentary sulfur
1 part vodka
1 part ether.

After shaking the mixture, lubricate with it those places where acne is predominantly located, and wash it off in the morning.

Means against acne "Ugrin"

4 parts kaolin
3 parts glycerin
2 parts acetic acid (30%).

Author: Korolev V.A.

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