Lip & Stain Cheek Stain
1922 Vegetal Rose Liquid Rouge
1/4oz 
Exact Original Recipe

Welcome to our 1920's cosmetic line. This is an original recipe for a liquid rouge from 1922. It is by far the brightest red/pink that we have to date. Just a little on the tip of your finger will go a long way. Rouge was historically used for both the cheeks and lips. This liquid rose rouge has a pleasant smell because it is made with rose water. If you are looking to get the perfect 1920's rouge color - This Is It! 

Combine this with our 1922 face powder:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/232676822/french-white-face-powder-1922?ref=shop_home_active_2

and our 1922 Pomade: https://www.etsy.com/listing/232660868/1922-scented-pomade?ref=shop_home_active_20

Ingredients: Carmine, Natural Rose Oil, Organic Rose Water

Please Note: This original recipe does contain trace amounts of ammonia. By the time this rouge is in your hands, that little bit will have evaporated. Historically various ingredients like ammonia have been used in the separation of carmine by dissolving the two together.. For this recipe, it is done to draw as much of the bright red out of the carmine as possible. This sits for many weeks while it "works" so by the time the rest of the organic ingredients get mixed together, any ammonia that was used is now evaporated. Being a new recipe, I wanted to explain how the ammonia is used. We take our ingredients very seriously and always want you to know what ingredients are in our products. Ammonia salts have been used since Roman times.
Ingredients: Organic Rose Water, Carmine (We use trace amounts of Ammonia to extract the color. By the time you receive it, it has evaporated- Read about it above) , Natural Rose Oil,