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"itsjoannotjoann" <itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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before planting your flowers. It is much easier to clean them.
freckles on hands
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
5/29/2005 7:15:50 PM
[I changed the subject from 'Skin lighteners' because it
really didn't describe my dilemma .]
I've been using Paula's skin lighteners (the tube in the morning and the
liquid in the evening) for what seems like forever, but I still get
freckles on the back of my hands – and some of them look even darker than
before. I use lots of SolBar 50 spf, but maybe it's not effective?
I obviously need help with both lighteners and sun block. It's so
frustrating! ;)
TIA
really didn't describe my dilemma .]
I've been using Paula's skin lighteners (the tube in the morning and the
liquid in the evening) for what seems like forever, but I still get
freckles on the back of my hands – and some of them look even darker than
before. I use lots of SolBar 50 spf, but maybe it's not effective?
I obviously need help with both lighteners and sun block. It's so
frustrating! ;)
TIA
"itsjoannotjoann" <itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net>
5/31/2005 2:34:09 PM
Adrav wrote:
know that sounds so simple, but you'd be surprised the number of women
who don't think of this. Besides protecting the hands from those
dreaded sunspots they do protect nails/manicures.
[I changed the subject from 'Skin lighteners' because it
really didn't describe my dilemma .]
I've been using Paula's skin lighteners (the tube in the morning and the
liquid in the evening) for what seems like forever, but I still get
freckles on the back of my hands – and some of them look even darker than
before. I use lots of SolBar 50 spf, but maybe it's not effective?
I obviously need help with both lighteners and sun block. It's so
frustrating! ;)
TIA
If you do any gardening/yardwork, definitely wear gardening gloves! I really didn't describe my dilemma .]
I've been using Paula's skin lighteners (the tube in the morning and the
liquid in the evening) for what seems like forever, but I still get
freckles on the back of my hands – and some of them look even darker than
before. I use lots of SolBar 50 spf, but maybe it's not effective?
I obviously need help with both lighteners and sun block. It's so
frustrating! ;)
TIA
know that sounds so simple, but you'd be surprised the number of women
who don't think of this. Besides protecting the hands from those
dreaded sunspots they do protect nails/manicures.
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
5/31/2005 3:14:26 PM
"itsjoannotjoann" <itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:1117575249.459391.248...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
Adrav wrote:
If you do any gardening/yardwork, definitely wear gardening gloves! I
know that sounds so simple, but you'd be surprised the number of women
who don't think of this. Besides protecting the hands from those
dreaded sunspots they do protect nails/manicures.
Here's another gardening hint. Put some soap under your finger tips If you do any gardening/yardwork, definitely wear gardening gloves! I
know that sounds so simple, but you'd be surprised the number of women
who don't think of this. Besides protecting the hands from those
dreaded sunspots they do protect nails/manicures.
before planting your flowers. It is much easier to clean them.
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/1/2005 10:11:46 PM
itsjoannotjoann <itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
as possible. :) When I must be in the sun, I use a Solumbra umbrella.
So –– what sunscreen do you use on your hands and arms,
and do you use a lightener you can recommend?
A.
Adrav wrote:
If you do any gardening/yardwork, definitely wear gardening gloves! I
know that sounds so simple, but you'd be surprised the number of women
who don't think of this. Besides protecting the hands from those
dreaded sunspots they do protect nails/manicures.
I don't do any gardening/yardwork and stay out of the sun as much If you do any gardening/yardwork, definitely wear gardening gloves! I
know that sounds so simple, but you'd be surprised the number of women
who don't think of this. Besides protecting the hands from those
dreaded sunspots they do protect nails/manicures.
as possible. :) When I must be in the sun, I use a Solumbra umbrella.
So –– what sunscreen do you use on your hands and arms,
and do you use a lightener you can recommend?
A.