Rouge
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 40
(roo zh.) [Fr., red.] (Cosmetics.) A red powder obtained from the Safflower. It is used by ladies for giving an artificial bloom to the cheeks, and is the only cosmetic applicable to this purpose that does not permanently injure the complexion.-What is termed jewellers' rouge, extensively used in the arts, is made by calcining pro to sulphate of iron until nothing is left but the anhydrous sesquioxide, which is afterwards pa ed through a high degree of levigation. [s. 780]
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