Mix together in oil the powder of Mañjiṣṭhā, Vyāghranakha, Śukti, cinnamon, Kuṣṭha and Myrrh; heat the mixture in the Sun. It is known as Campakagandhi oil.
Grind together equal quantities of Patra, Turuṣka, Vāla and Tagara and you will get a perfume provoking sexual passion. Add to this perfume Priyaṅguka and expose the mixture to the smoke of Kaṭukā and Hiṅgulika. You will get a perfume which is known as Vakulagandha. To this add Kuṣṭha and you will get a perfume known as Utpalagandha. Add to this sandal, you will get again the perfume known as Campaka-gandha. Add to this nutmeg, cinnamon and Kustumbarī; you will get a perfume known as Atimuktagandha.
Mix together one-fourth parts of Śatapuṣpa and Kunduruka, half parts of Nakha and Turuṣka, and one part of sandal and Priyaṅgu; grind them well and expose the mixture to the smoke of Guḍa and Nakha. You will then get an excellent perfume.
Grind together equal quantities of Jaṭāmāṃsī, Vālaka, Turuṣka, Nakha and sandal and form a paste; expose it to the smoke of Bdellium, Bālaka, lac, Musta, Nakha and Śarkarā.
One part of Harītakī, 2 parts of Śaṅkha, 3 parts of Ghana, 4 parts of Drava, 5 pans of Ambu, 6 parts of Guḍa, 7 parts of Utpala. 8 parts of Śailaka and 9 parts of Musta give you a perfume. Numerous kinds of perfumes may be similarly prepared by mixing together different parts of each substance.