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Colognes
 In making
cologne water, the alcohol used should be that obtained from
the
distillation of wine, provided a first-class article is desired. It is
possible, of course, to make good cologne with very highly rectified
and
deodorized corn or potato spirits, but the product never equals that
made
from wine spirits. Possibly the reason for this lies in the fact that
the
latter always contains a varying amount of oenanthic ether.
1. Oil of bergamot
..
1 0 parts
Oil of neroli
.... 15 parts
Oil of citron
.... 5 parts
Oil of cedrat
... 5 parts
Oil of rosemary
..... 1 part
Tincture of ambergris
... 5 parts
Tincture of benzoin
.
.. 5 parts
Alcohol
...
1,000 parts
2. The following is stated to be the original formula:
Oil of bergamot
.
96 parts
Oil of citron
... 96 parts
Oil of cedrat
.. 96 parts
Oil of rosemary
.
48 parts
Oil of neroli
...
48 parts
Oil of lavender
... 48 parts
Oil of cavella
.. 24 parts
Absolute alcohol
1,000 parts
Spirit of rose mary
.. 25,000 parts
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