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named after a prin****l ingredient, like
geranium water,
lavender water,
lilac water,
violet water,
spirit of
myrcia and "eau de Bretfeld".
Because of...
-
forms of
lavender oil are distinguished,
lavender flower oil, a
colorless oil,
insoluble in
water,
having a
density of 0.885 g/mL; and
lavender spike oil...
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lavender, true
lavender and
English lavender (though it is not
native to England); also
garden lavender,
common lavender and narrow-leaved
lavender....
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fragrant product.
Hydrosols include rose
water,
lavender water,
lemon balm,
clary sage, and
orange blossom water. Most
citrus peel oils are
expressed mechanically...
- and soap.
Toilet waters were
introduced in the
early 1900s, but only
lavender water or
refined cologne was
admissible for
women to wear.
Cosmetic deodorant...
- a
certain amount of time, and its
duration can be
reduced by
using "
Lavender water". However, if she is hit by a
Subordinate while in
Panic Mode, she will...
- flowers, leaves, and stems. Po****r
hydrosols are rose
water,
lavender water, and
orange blossom water. Many
plant hydrosols have
unpleasant smells and are...
-
reclaimed water is
distributed in
lavender (light purple) pipes, to
alert users that the
pipes contain non-potable
water. Hong Kong has used a dual piping...
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broken gl****. When Matilda's
friend Lavender plays a
practical joke on
Trunchbull by
placing a newt in her jug of
water,
Matilda is blamed; in anger, she...
-
formulations contain wine,
lavender, mint, sage, marjoram, costus,
orange blossom and lemon. The
exact date of the
invention of
Hungary water is lost to history...
