Vegan Friendly -18th Century Pink Hair and Blush Powder- Crushed Rose Petals- Modern Label No Poo Wash Out Pink Hair Color
Modern Label
18th Century Pink Hair Powder
Crushed Rose Petals
Hair and cheek powder
3.5oz
This recipe came from research in the Toilet De Flora and Adbeker as well as historical documents that talked about how Marie Antoinette preferred her hair powders to be made from crushed flower petals. In addition to the crushed rose petals, this recipe also has Iron oxide which will stain your cheeks or hair a lovely pink. It has a lovely natural rose scent to it.
In the 18th century, specific colored powders were popular. As you can see in the photo, this woman, chose the ever-popular pink. We have blue, white, and gray in the shop as well.
This will wash out easily, but it is recommended because this is an original formula that you cover yourself well and if possible apply this in an easy to clean area, outside, or with tile, linoleum, or wood flooring, it is much like a powdered blush, in that if it gets on the floor or such before it is set with hair spray, it will leave a pink or red mark which is easily able to be cleaned up and will wash out with soap and water. So care needs to be taken. This is why the recipients of the powder tended to cover their face with a large cone and wore a protective apron.
For hair application, this is best applied over your pomade with a large makeup brush. Apply hair powder first, before your makeup as you will need to wash your face after powdering.
Apply with a powder puff, powder bellows, or a blush brush. In order to get the powder to stick, you need to apply the pomade first, then apply powder… or you can apply pomade first, then do your hair and then apply powder (this is the best option if curls are involved)
Historic 18th Century Pomade- Availability may change so check the listings
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This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and I do not claim to diagnose or cure any diseases but rather am presenting the original 18th-century recipes as documented throughout history in their natural state.
Ingredients: Rose Petals, Iron Oxide, Corn Starch
