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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 270, 13 November 1937, Page 5 (Supplement)

THE RIGHT WAY TC SUN TAN ' Virginia Gray, M.G.M. star, demonstrates the proper sun tan technique. In moderate doses, the ultra-violet rays in direct sunlight cure many skin diseases, such as acne 4sj ■, and eczema, but over-exposure to the sun's rays may aggravate skin troubles. Don't ' fn&T -—... \ et sun tan" become "sunburn"! ' lk^. 7"op ?e//; 7?ufc O/rVe Oi7, 77ien Vinegar, over all skin to be exposed to the sun. This keeps the sun from ifi *, destroying the skins natural oil. , ! Centre: Lie Flat on Your Back in the Sunshine for not more than fifteen minutes the first day. Wear goggles *% or dark glasses to protect your eyes from the sun's direct rays. If you are an extreme blonde, better start out i \ B>itfi five-minule baths. If your skin blisters, slop sunning; it may ruin your skin. £'- *' "«'■" i . Below: Nolp Turn on Your Stomach for Another Fifteen Minutes. This *Sir *Jt x finishes your sun bath jor the first day. Take a rvarm (not cold) shoV>er. |fc- f If your skin tans n>ell, you can lengthen the time by fh-e minutes each day, % ut one our on '^ e f ronl ana% one nour on ine back is enough at any lime. ' ;-. r ■:" -^B^j^M * i . .'i^w 1 ' Bsllsiil I - '^ak- : -. V Ht ■'•■■ '■■■ "■ v^