Milk Spray Aids Sun Tan (May, 1938)
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Source: Popular Science ( More articles from this issue )
Issue: May, 1938
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Source: Popular Science ( More articles from this issue )
Issue: May, 1938
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Milk Spray Aids Sun Tan
Bathers at Willow Lake, near Glendale, Calif., have adopted mass-production methods to speed up the process of acquiring coveted coats of sun tan. They employ a motor-driven atomizer to apply a newly developed milk spray, which is said to protect the skin from unaccustomed exposure to the sun’s rays and to help prevent burning- and peeling.
[...] Modern Mechanix Milk Spray Aids Sun TanMilk Spray Aids Sun Tan. Bathers at Willow Lake, near Glendale, Calif., have adopted mass-production methods to speed up the process of acquiring coveted coats of sun tan. [...]
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[...] Modern Mechanix Milk Spray Aids Sun TanMilk Spray Aids Sun Tan. Bathers at Willow Lake, near Glendale, Calif., have adopted mass-production methods to speed up the process of acquiring coveted coats of sun tan. [...]
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Sounds feasible. After all, milk (or lactose) is brushed on spit roasted chickens and also on bread,pastry and other food to make it go brown!
Personally, I use COCONUT OIL to develop a tan. You fry nicely, but dont burn or scorch, as long as my body is regularly basted. Also, it is relatively cheap, and smells nice!
Happy Chinese New year.
Comment by philip rowley — January 22, 2009 @ 7:31 am