An 1869 Ad stated that at that time it was the product of S. Spalding & Co., of the Evansville Chemical Works. By 1905, the product was being sold by the Washington Homoepathic Pharmacy, of Washington, D.C. I found the product advertised as late as 1920. The label read as follows:
JATAMANSI Contains 6.5% ALCOHOL (Reg. U.S. Patent Office) THE PERSIAN HAIR DRESSING
Jatamansi is a plant found in Persia and other parts of the East, where women are noted for their beautiful hair. It keeps the scalp in a healthy condition, free from dandruff; it renders the hair soft and glossy without being greasy or sticky; it is pleasant, cooling and cleansing, and contains nothing injurious, no matter how freely used.
DIRECTIONS. Apply as freely and as often as desired.
Prepared from an original Persian formula by
WASHINGTON HOMOEPATHIC PHARMACY
W. B. FURR, PROPRIETOR
1007 H. Street, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
PRICE 75c
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