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Kalydor|ˈkælɪdɔə(r)|
Also kalydor.
(The proprietary name of) a type of skin tonic of which almond oil forms the basis.
1824Advt. in C. W. Cunnington Feminine Attitudes 19th Cent. (1935) 309 The Kalydor..a never-failing specific for all cutaneous deformities. 1828tr. L. af Holberg's Journey to World under Ground 239 The fourth attended with a bottle of kalydor, for the improvement of the complexion. 1861[see amandine]. 1876Trade Marks Jrnl. 13 Dec. 993 Rowland's Kalydor for improving and beautifying the complexion. Eradicates all cutaneous eruptions... Henry Edward Rowland and George William Rowland, trading as Alexander Rowland and Sons,..Hatton Gardens, Middlesex. 1901C'tess C. Beauty's Aids 242 (Advt.), Rowland's Kalydor..successfully opposes the attacks of the hot summer sun or damp chilly weather..allays all smarting irritations..removes freckles, tan, sunburn, prickly heat..imparts a luxuriant beauty to the complexion, and arrays the neck, hands, and arms in matchless whiteness. 1907Yesterday's Shopping (1969) 539/2 Rowland's Kalydor bot. 2/0. 1939–40Army & Navy Stores Catal. 438/3 Rowland's Kalydor—bot. 2/6. |