Kaushitakagrihyasutra 3.1.2

3.1.2

ānaḷuhe carmaṇyupaviśya keśaśmaśrulomanakhāni vāpayitvā vrīhiyavaistilasarṣapairapāmārgaiḥ sadāpuṣpābhirityucchādyāpohiṣṭhīyenābhiṣicyālaṅkṛtya yuvaṃ vastrāṇi iti vāsasī paridhāya āyuṣyaṃ varcasyamiti sūktena jātarūpamapinahya \2\

Having sat down upon a bull's hide, having had hair, beard, body hair, and nails cut, having rubbed [himself] with rice, barley, sesame, mustard, apāmārga, and ever-blooming flowers, having bathed [himself] with the “Apo hi ṣṭhā” hymn, having adorned himself, having put on two garments with “Ye two garments…”, having tied on gold with the hymn “Conferring long life, conferring luster…”,