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NZ Truth, Issue 1207, 17 January 1929, Page 15

* a \ta^- ti >;>' ; / \ How To Cool Sunburn. (By "Cornelia.") The enjoyment of sunny days at the beaches depends upon keeping free from the painful after-effects of sunburn. It /is', surprising that so few amongst the thousands of women who go bathing take the. trouble to; avoid the penalty • of sunburn! especially nowadays when bathing- costumes are so scanty. The matter is really very simple. What is needed is a good emollient for rubbing upon the skin before exposure, so .-.as to keep it supple and to compensate for the loss of natural skin_ oils as a. result of heat. I have found; ,Q-Tol ideal for this purpose^it gives a delicious sensation to the skin when rubbed on, and if another applicatibn is;: made after the dip; then you have the; benefit of the best sunburn remedy known to science. You can then enjoy King Sol' s behfe- .'... ficence without; fears! : '•;;> ■;:: ..'; :; ; % As a base for powder— both at the seaside, and all other times— Q-Toiji^ just the thing. ;. It should be kept ofp your dressing table always. Two sizes, •2/- arid 3/6^r :' v - FREE!— Write for generous free sample to Fluenzbl Pty. Ltd., P.O. Box 1018, Wellington.