PRETTY HANDS
One of the best remedies known for clapped hands is glycerine, a substance which properly used will keep hands soft, white and supple. A word of warning is, however, necessary. Never put pure glycerine on your hands. Before you use glycerine, therefore, mix it with at least an equal bulk of rose-water, or orangc-flower-water, whichever you like the better. If your skin is very dry, use rather more rose or orange-flower-water than glycerine.
The mixture of glycerine and rose or orange-flower-water is improved by
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Shannon News, 7 June 1929, Page 4
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86PRETTY HANDS Shannon News, 7 June 1929, Page 4
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