Sake Deen Mahomed, 1749-1851

            

 

Sake Deen Mahomed, 1749-1851
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Brighton & Hove Libraries

 
 

1749


 

Born in Patna, Hindustan

 

1786



Came to Brighton from Cork;
opened a shampooing and vapour bath business;
Shampoo Surgeon to Prince of Wales;
his shampooing was a system of massage in conjunction with highly scented vapour baths;
arranged baths in Royal Pavilion.

1822

First edition of Shampooing published

1826

Second edition published

1830

Opened premises at 7 Ryder St, London

1838

Third edition of Shampooing published

1843

Retired from business

1851

Died 24 February

 

 


 

 

  The first edition of Shampooing is dedicated to his most eminent client:

To the King's Most Excellent Majesty, in testimony of devoted respect, the following sheets are humbly inscribed, by His Majesty's most dutiful and truly obedient subject and servant,
      Sake Deen Mahomed      Brighton      1st February 1823
                          

 

This page enlarges an image or adds to the information found on the following pages:

Early problems and controversies. Part 1: introduction

The Brighton Hammam

 

Victorian Turkish Baths:
their origin, development,
and gradual decline

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