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TAke five Pints of Sallet-Oyl, one pound of Venus-Turpentine, half a pound of Virgins-Wax, six ounces of Red Sanders, half a Pinte of Damask-Rose water. First put your Oyl with six spoonfuls of the Rose-water, into a clean skellet, or new Pipkin, and let it boyl
a quarter of an hour, wash the Turpentine with the rest of the Rose water, pare the Wax clean, and cut it into thin slices; and put it into an other clean Skellet, or new Pipkin, with the Turpentine; Let them be well melted and mixed together: then pour the water from the Oyl (if you can see any) & put it into the Wax & Turpentine, & let them boyl upon a gentle fire, a dosen Walms: Then take it off, and put in the Saunders by two ounces at a time, mingling and stirring it well: Then let it boyl a dosen walms more, stir it to avoid burning, then strain it into a Bason, and fill it into Gally Pots.