Poudre a la Marechale

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>Can anyone here help me ID the ingredient coustadon? Never heard of it,

>don't know of a botanical name like it. TIA.

 

 

Someone on another group was kind enough to do some googling and caught a

reference to the Poudre a la Marechale in the Kathy Kelville Aromatherapy

book. It looks like the poudre is mentioned on p. 118 according to the

following link. I'm hoping somebody has a copy of the book and can see if

the coustadon is identified by a more modern term. All of the other

ingredients are pretty straightforward.

 

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THERE IS A TRANSLATION SITE BUT i DON'T HAVE IT HANDY.

JANI

 

In a message dated 12/18/2005 4:53:14 PM Pacific Standard Time,

kat964 writes:

 

I own this book...it just lists this an ingredient and nothing else. I even

looked in almost all of the books I own and I find no reference in any other

book. I googled just coustadon and all the searches were in French and

appeared to be related to geneology. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Kathy

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I own this book...it just lists this an ingredient and nothing else. I even

looked in almost all of the books I own and I find no reference in any other

book. I googled just coustadon and all the searches were in French and appeared

to be related to geneology. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Kathy

 

 

>Anya <mccoy

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