For arms that still retain lingering traces of tan the simple lemon-and-milk treatment is one of the most efficient in existence. You merely squeeze the juice from half a lemon, strain it, and add half the quantity of milk. Mix together lightly, then dab on the arms which are prepared for the bleach by washing thoroughly in hot water with a good soap. Dry, apply the bleach, and allow this to dry into the skin. Kepeated nightly for a week it should remove the most obstinate tan.
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 153, 25 March 1937, Page 7
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