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Bid adieu to summer tan

Taking care of one's skin is a mammoth task but nevertheless, it is crucial for you.

Self-care, food, sleep, drink, water
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Nirupama Parwanda
Tan is the one thing that has been inevitable this summer season. While no one minds a healthy, Greek god-tan, excessive tanning is a sign of skin damage. If you are someone who is completely done with layering your body with various products to remove your tan, and are looking for natural alternatives, then we've got you covered.  

Save the hands: While the amount of tan on your face is most noticeable, the one part of your body which is prey to maximum amount of tan are your arms. Arms tend to be the most exposed part of  the body, and
Topics : Skin Care

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