How To Make Eau de Chypre Perfume

This is an old-fashioned French perfume, presumed to be derived from the Cyperus esculentus by some, and by others to be so named after the Island of Cyprus; the article sold, however, is made thus

Extract of musk, 1 pint.

Extract of ambergris, }

Extract of vanilla, } of each, 1/2 pint

Extract of tonquin bean, }

Extract of orris, }

Esprit de rose triple, 2 pints.

The mixture thus formed is one of the most lasting odors that can be made.