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Experiments In Early Victorian Skincare: A White Lip-Salve
(Find previous posts in this series here.) Finally, a perfectly ordinary skincare item just like every other lip balm and lip oil and lip tint I own, right down to the mutton suet content.
Who's ready to get just so kissable?
TO MAKE ROSE LIP-SALVE
Put eight ounces of the best olive oil into a wide-mouthed bottle, add two ounces of the small parts of alkanet-root. Stop up the bottle, and set it in the sun; shake it often, until it be of a beautiful crimson. Now strain the oil off very clear from the roots, and add to it, in a glazed pipkin, three ounces of very fine white wax, and the same quantity of fresh clean mutton suet. […] Melt this on a slow fire, and perfume it when taken off, with forty drops of oil of rhodium, or of lavender. When cold, put it into small gallipots, or rather whilst in a liquid state. […] This salve never fails to cure chopped [i.e. chapped] or sore lips, if applied pretty freely at bed-time, in the course of a day or two at farthest.
WHITE LIP-SALVE
This may be made as above, except in the use of alkanet root, which is to be left out. Though called lip-salve, this composition is seldom applied to the lips; its principal use consisting in curing sore nipples, for which it is an excellent remedy.
Citing this receipt is an absolute headache -- with minor variations this basic formulation for both red and white salve shows up in texts from the 1810s to the 1850s. You can find it in The Complete Servant, A New Collection Of Genuine Receipts, Mackenzie's Five Thousand Receipts... I swear this shit is like recipe blogging, minus the long copyrightable prelude. Tl;;dr, this recipe would have been in contemporary use at the time of the final Franklin expedition, but it would scarcely have been brand new.
Batch One
almond oil
beeswax
raw cocoa butter
sweet orange oil
Geogard ECT (a lip-safe, broad-spectrum natural preservative -- I bought it with watery pomatum use in mind but figured, fuck it)
Okay, so I lied about the suet, I'm sorry and I'll try to do better in the future. This is absolutely the most normie of these recipes as far as I'm concerned, after reluctantly subbing out the aforementioned mutton suet for an equally fragrant but much more anodyne fat, cocoa butter. It's a pretty standard recipe for a firm salve like I'd make with any other infused oil, though I'm skipping the alkanet here for firm and masculine Royal Navy reasons. Everything melted together readily enough in my DIY bain-marie, but I first smelled trouble when the fully melted liquid in the boiler had its own separated particles of fat. While the liquid still poured like a dream the resulting salve had tiny, faintly gritty blooms from the cocoa butter component on top as soon as it had cooled. The odor of raw cocoa butter — not unpleasant but definitely bitter — warred with the smell of orange oil, and while the consistency is certainly pleasant enough on the lip it wasn't everything I'd hoped for. I'm pretty spoiled for only the most modern and standardized commercial projects, so this minor variation troubled me.
Batch Two (pictured here alongside some cold cream tins)
olive oil
beeswax
shea butter
sweet orange oil
Geogard ECT
For batch two, I did indeed use olive oil, paired with shea butter as has become my usual suet/tallow substitute in these experiments, but I found myself with a problem I hadn't considered: what, to an early Victorian, makes olive oil "the best"? We can probably assume this excludes obviously-oxidized, rancid, or adulterated oil, but would a Victorian cook prefer a pungent, peppery oil or a mild one? Would they be accustomed to working with a Mediterranean mainstay like olive oil at all?
Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management gives an outline on the uses of olives and their oil that sure makes it sound like a common enough ingredient in the middle-class English home, albeit one of limited usage:
There are three kinds of olives imported to London,-- the French, Spanish, and Italian: the first are from Provence, and are generally accounted excellent; the second are larger, but more bitter; and the last are from Lucca, and are esteemed the best. The oil extracted from olives, called olive oil, or salad oil, is, with the continentals, in continual request, more dishes being prepared with than without it, we should imagine. With us, it is principally used in mixing a salad, and when thus employed, it tends to prevent fermentation, and is an antidote against flatulency.
But Mrs. Beeton gives us no clues about what flavor profile is to be preferred or how to distinguish a good olive oil from a bad one. Modern preferences regarding olive oil in the US and UK alike are shaped by 20th-21st century fashions in cuisine and diet, from Tuscan cooking and the Mediterranean diet to concerns about free radicals and triglycerides -- I prepared this batch of salve with the tail end of a bottle of imported EVOO, certainly a product of all those influences -- but after all, we're not eating this stuff outright, we're just rubbing it on our lips, or nipples. The perfumer Charles Lillie makes an assertion about the forms of olive oil most suitable for mixing with fragrance:
(He also marks out the best olive oil in terms of its price -- fourteen shillings per gallon in 1825, around £52 GBP adjusted very broadly for inflation. Which doesn't help me now, but ok, cool.)
What if we look earlier? Friedrich Christian Accum's 1822 treatise on the adulteration of commercial goods warns of the risk of contamination with lead, and of the deliberate dilution of olive oil with other oils like poppyseed, not unlike the modern traffic in counterfeit EVOO. "Good olive oil," by Accum's definition, "should have a pale yellow colour, somewhat inclining to green; a bland taste, without smell; and should congeal at 38 degrees Fahrenheit." So it certainly sounds like the pungent, peppery oil I might use for the dinner table (or indeed on a salad) is right out, but gorgeous Georgians and vile Victorians were out here performing DIY tests for detecting adulterated oil just like I am when I get paranoid about my California Olive Ranch EVOO being secretly 90% canola or something.
Olive oil was even more popular with 19th century pharmacists than with salad-makers due to its abundance of applications, both external and internal. (In the spirit of my original meta, I have to say here: lube.) Even so, would a salve like this one really find its place aboard a polar expeditionary ship? A rosy alkanet lip stain is right out for most occasions, but chapped lips and chapped nipples are facts of life in all climates, and I don't have any reason to think personal sundries along the lines of Crozier's ill-fated tea and sugar would be excluded from officers' belongings, perhaps those of ordinary ratings as well.
Gentlemen in the civilian world and Royal Navy alike might stock their own medicine chests for travel and day-to-day use; these chests contained independently-sourced materials making for a range of self-treatment options for complaints both minor and major. The National Maritime Museum currently holds one of Sir John Franklin's own medicine chests, looking very handsome with brass fittings and its own set of scales for dosing; fellow Arctic explorer and Franklin searcher Sir William Edward Parry owned another glorious example of the same, handsomely made and stocked with painkillers, laxatives, and much more. Judging by its survival it's evident Franklin's own chest wasn't recovered from any wreck, but we know that the final Franklin expedition carried at least one communal medicine chest aboard, as it was found abandoned at Victory Point.
This chest isn't one of the luxe private articles marketed to gentlemen like Franklin and Parry but a prosaic piece of luggage intended for organization-wide use. Alongside opium, camphor, ginger, and Tolu balsam the Victory Point chest contained peppermint oil and a two-ounce bottle of olive oil. No one would waste such things on a remedy for chapped lips, certainly not at the "abandoning our ships and sledging to our doom" stage of the expedition, but it seems plausible enough to me that the private version of one of these chests might contain a personal care product like this one, whether homemade by a loved one or purchased as a commercial item from the same pharmacist who sourced the more potent medical preparations alongside it. Maybe more realistically, such an item would find its place alongside hairbrushes and tooth powders -- as more and more materials are able to be recovered from the wrecks of Erebus and Terror, I'll be really interested to see what further personal items are able to be recovered.
If you're interested in the contents of these personal medicine chests and that of the Franklin expedition chest, please run, don't walk, to Dr. Marieke M.A. Hendriksen's wonderful paper "Consumer Culture, Self-Prescription, and Status: Nineteenth-Century Medicine Chests in the Royal Navy". (Hendriksen does wonderful work around the material culture of medicine in general and I'm so jealous in the best way of her work around Early Modern consumption and taste.) Richard J. Cyriax's 1947 article "A Historic Medicine Chest" treats the individual contents of the Franklin chest in some detail, and is absolutely worth a read. There's another topical remedy for skin ailments lurking in Cyriax's account of the medicine chest contents that I'll be getting to very soon in this experimental series…
Would there be any interest in a tinted version of this salve that does incorporate an alkanet infusion? I've made so many individual salves and balms and whatnot as a part of this project that I'm planning on putting them up for sale on BigCartel; Etsy would be way more convenient apart from every other thing wrong with Etsy as a selling host. Let me know too if there's any other kind of receipt recipe from this era you'd be interested in seeing and trying, even if it's more likely to be found in the civilian world than at sea.
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HYDRATED LIPS FTW!!
Hi friends! I tested out another fun, quirky, trick I learned searching the web the other day. I always suffered from dry lips. No matter how much lip balm I use, it just doesn’t do the trick. So the other day I was searching the hashtag #Chappedlips on Instagram and guess who’s video popped up first. If you guessed our DIY queen, Farah Dhukai, then you guessed right! Just like my last post, Farah taught us to step out the bounds of the instruction world and be creative. Which is why I now use nipple butter on my lips… Apparently, nipple butter is also good for ANY dry skin. She mentions dry nose/ nostril area and under the eye. Use this before bed every night! I tried it and have not stopped using it since!
This is the brand I bought. Only because @Farahdhukai (via Instagram) used this one. I’m sure you can experiment and still find the same results. All nipple creams have one purpose anyways!
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How I Got Started with Herbs (and You Can, Too)
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How I Got Started with Herbs (and You Can, Too)
When my daughter was a baby, she had chronic diaper rash. (And eczema, and diarrhea, and….)
I didn’t yet know anything about natural health. At all. We ate fast food, and packaged meals. We had lots of over-the-counter (OTC) remedies around the house that we used any time we didn’t feel well. I had absolutely no clue.
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I did what all good parents do — I took her to the doctor. I showed the doctor the rash. The doctor took a cursory glance, told me it was bacterial, and prescribed an antibiotic cream.
I filled that prescription, and put the cream on her that night.
The next morning, not only was her diaper rash not any better — not even slightly — but the her eczema had flared up a lot.
I was disgusted. I threw the cream in a drawer and never used it again. I was sure that I could come up with something that could do a better job than that. There had to be a better option, that actually worked, and that did not make things worse!
Looking for a Better, More Natural Option
I knew nothing about herbs. I searched online, trying to get a feel for what my options were. I came up with comfrey leaves and calendula flowers being good for skin healing. I knew nothing else about them…but decided to go with it.
I made a ” tea” with water and herbs (totally guessing on all of this), then blended it with sweet almond oil, beeswax, shea butter (to make it thicker), coconut oil (because it was anti-bacterial and anti-viral), and lavender essential oil. It wasn’t perfect — I later learned that using water was a bad idea, because it could separate or mold without other ingredients in it, but, it was the only way I could think of to do it. It felt super weird to use a thin, clear cream instead of a thick, white cream like I’d always known…but I had to try.
But it worked.
It cleared up the rash in one diaper change. It didn’t stop it from coming back, because it turned out she had a bunch of food allergies that were causing the chronic diarrhea, which led to the rash. Once we cut those out of her diet, we were able to heal the rash for good. (That’s a long story — you can read about it here, with an update here.)
That was my very first foray into using herbs. I had no clue what I was doing, no one to guide me, nothing at all…and still I found something that worked.
(If you’re curious, this is the diaper rash salve I make and use now. It works, too, and I promise it’s easy.)
How I Got Started with Herbs (and You Can, Too)
I learned more about herbs over the next several years. It was a lot of trial and error. I searched online when I needed something, and began to gather a list of things that worked. I started buying herbs in bulk, first in tiny amounts, and later in large amounts. I regularly have 10 – 15 lbs. of different herbs in my kitchen now!
It was hard to learn all the herbs I could use, how to use them, how to prepare them…and more. And I still often feel like I’m only at the tip of the iceberg on herbal knowledge. I hope, someday, to study for a Master Herbalist certification…but that will have to wait awhile longer.
Trial and error wasn’t a terrible way to learn. But a lot of people aren’t really into that. It’s nerve-wracking, to be with a kid who doesn’t feel well and not know what to do. To worry about if you’re doing the right thing…or if you could even be hurting your child by misusing herbs or essential oils. A lot of moms, despite really wanting to get into natural remedies, just won’t take that risk.
I totally feel you.
I’m a self-starter, an experimenter. It’s just kind of my personality that I don’t let anyone else tell me what to do (sometimes to my detriment!) and I always have to learn the hard way.
But many of my friends, they’re not like that. They want a plan to follow. They want to know exactly what they’re getting into. If someone hands them a book and says “Make the recipe on page 30, and use it like this,” they will do it. They need clear directions, and a few successes to get them feeling comfortable with natural remedies.
Is that you, too?
I can help!
The Ultimate Herbs & Essential Oils Bundle
This is a really cool collection. It’s called the Ultimate Herbs & Essential Oils Bundle. It’s a very focused library of herbs and essential oils resources from beginner to advanced.
There are 21 different resources in this bundle. Some of which I’m using for myself, to learn even more! (I’ve already begun the Vintage Remedies ecourse, Herbs & Oils: Beyond the Basics, which is normally $197.)
Today I want to highlight just some of the most basic stuff. The stuff that you need to get you started and feeling confident in treating sniffles, coughs, and similar things…right away.
Safe EO Labels
This bundle includes a set of 30 essential oil safety labels, created by Lea Harris, certified aromatherapist and one of THE top EO safety experts.
Each label tells you:
Whether it can be used on children, during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, and or dogs and cats (inhaled and topically)
Maximum ‘strength’ for topical use (correct dilution)
Shelf life
Contraindications for use
Latin names
These are labels you could easily print out and wrap around 10 – 30 ml bottles so that safety info is immediately at hand. Or, slip the entire sheet of paper into a folder, or clip to your fridge. No need to look up safety info in many places or wonder!
Value: $19.99
Essential Oils: Separating Myths From Truths
This is written by Kristen Smith, who’s currently studying to become an herbalist. Plus, I’ve met her and some of her children in real life and she’s very sweet and very passionate about all of this. She showed me an awesome little nursery and herbalism store!
If you’re confused about essential oils, and don’t know who to trust, this is a great book. Kristen is not a rep for any EO brand, and does not discuss any brands in the book. It is completely coming from a neutral point of view.
This book addresses such commonly-heard phrases, like:
Therapeutic-Grade Oils
Scent Indicates Quality
There’s No Research
It’s All Placebo
Pure & Natural Means Safe
There’s an Oil For That
Flavoring Water with Oils
Perfectly Safe for Moms and Littles
…and 17 more
Basically, if you’ve heard it passed around as “advice” on social media, it’s addressed in this book!
Value: $9.95
Common Sense Home Remedies, #1, #2, and #3
Laurie Neverman of Commonsense Homesteading wrote these short books. I haven’t met Laurie in real life, but we are friends on Facebook and I really enjoy her humor. 🙂
There are three of them, each focused on one specific topic.
#1 — Skin Remedies
Perfect for summer! Starts with sunburn remedies (a whole bunch of them). Then, it’s bites and stings. After that, splinters, warts, acne, and even dry skin! (That last one is probably better for winter.)
#2 — Tummy Troubles
This is possibly better for winter (which will come before you know it), but is really good year-around. There’s help for upset stomachs, acid reflux, nausea/vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, and gas.
#3 — Head, Throat, and Chest
This book is excellent for the winter yuckies! There are sections for headaches, canker sores, earaches, sore throats, coughs, and congestion.
Each of these books is laid out with several remedies listed very simply in each section, with a description of how, when, and why to use it. They’re very folksy, down-home type books — not medical advice, but what you really need to know to treat the “basics” at home, naturally.
Value: $8.97
The total value of just these three resources is $38.91. They’re only three out of twenty, including that almost-$200 ecourse I mentioned above.
The bundle sells for only $29.97…which is a total steal, whether you’re really only interested in these three books, or if you were interested in several others.
There’s also DIY Lavender Creations. This one is neat, because it focuses heavily on just one herb. It has sections for facial care, body care, hair care, bath recipes, cleaning recipes, recipes (food) with lavender, anxiety and stress remedies, headache remedies, sleep, crafts, and more! It’s really thorough.
Just a small sampling of the recipes/remedies you’ll find:
Foaming Facial Cleanser
Lavender-Clay Face Mask
Dry Shampoo
Lavender Body Oil
Soothing Bath Salts
Bath Fizzies
Lemon-Lavender All-Purpose Cleaner
Moth-Repellent Sachets
Honey Roasted Chicken with Lavender
Lavender-Infused Chocolate Truffles
Quick Apple-Lavender Jelly
Raspberry-Lavender Soda
Calendula-Lavender Healing Salve
Insect Bite Soother
After Sun Spray
Simple Lavender Soap
…and tons more
It would take you a year or more to actually try all the recipes in this book! That’s pretty action-packed. It retails for $5.99 (which is way too low for all that’s in here!).
Mama and Baby Herbal Wisdom
This is my brand-new book, not available anywhere else! It’s all about herbs and natural remedies that are safe during pregnancy, and with our most precious little ones. I’ve been pregnant and/or breastfeeding for over 9 years now, so I pretty much only use herbs that are pregnancy and breastfeeding-safe!
In this book, you’ll find beginner info, like the 10 easiest natural remedies chart (using things you probably already have at home), plus how to make salves, tinctures, teas, and other basic preparation.
And, tons of awesome remedies, like:
Herbal Magnesium Lotion
Cramp and After Pains Tincture
Simple Pregnancy Tea
Postpartum Recovery Tea
Nipple Butter
Mastitis Salve
Colic Tincture
Teething Tincture
Good Night Lotion
…and more!
Some of these are my favorite. We use the teething tincture and good night lotions often!!
The book retails for $7.95.
The Bonus Offers
In addition to all of these books (plus several I didn’t mention), there’s an offer for 50% off your order with Golden Poppy Herbs. What’s neat about this store, is that they sell their bulk herbs in 1/2 oz. quantities, so you can get tiny amounts to try and not commit to having a ton of something around if you don’t know that it will work for you. It’s a pretty good deal, to get 50% off too!
That bonus is available to anyone who purchases the library. But I’m also offering an additional bonus, that is exclusive to Modern Alternative Health readers!
This bonus is a short set of printables. They’re your cheat-sheets to using natural remedies quickly and easily. The pack, which is called the Quick Guide to Natural Remedies, includes:
Tummy Remedies
Respiratory Remedies
General/Misc Remedies
When to Call the Doctor
Nothing in here is medical advice, it’s based on my own experiences as a mother of 5 children (and some advice I received from some excellent doctors I know). 🙂
The Bottom Line
So basically, what you’ve got here is an awesome package.
16 awesome books + printables + ecourses + bonuses (buy here). It’s worth hundreds…but it will cost you only $29.97.
Seriously, don’t waste your time experimenting and hoping for the best like I did. Why would you, when you have this amazing collection at your fingertips? You’ll have the info you need, right now, to help your family to better health.
If you’re not quite convinced that natural remedies are better — maybe you think they’re a good idea, but when your little one really isn’t feeling well, you still reach for the Tylenol — definitely come back on Friday. I’ll be explaining why that’s not a good idea, and why we don’t use any OTC medications anymore.
Of course, this collection is the perfect answer to “what to do instead,” so no worries! 🙂
Do you use herbal remedies yet? Why or why not?
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