THAT SUN-TAN COMPLEXION
The clever woman knows from experience just what shade of tan is the most becoming, and accordingly visits her favourite beauty salon for the purpose of buying aids or protectives and, most important, the right powder, rouge and lip salve to blend most perfectly with her new appearance. There is a lot of art behind a good brown, whether it is faked or real. Some women with very sensitive, thin skins cannot stand long exposure to the sun, no matter how assiduously they apply oil. The net result is over-weathering—which adds unwanted years! To avoid this, yet at the same time wishing to acquire a harmonious, healthy tan, they use a sunburn make-up. There are a number of awfully good ones which are sunproof and waterproof, and may be applied to the face, neck and arms.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 904, 22 February 1930, Page 26
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139THAT SUN-TAN COMPLEXION Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 904, 22 February 1930, Page 26
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