Mac felt her sympathy, but, being a boy, did not thank her for it; only sat up with a jerk, saying, as he tried to rub away the tell-tale drops with the sleeve of his jacket, "Don't bother; weak eyes always water.
"There's no such thing as waterproof sunscreen," warns Dr Rai, "so it's really important to reapply more regularly if you're swimming, and particularly if you're towel drying, as this will rub away the sunscreen.
"There's no such thing as waterproof sunscreen," warns Rai, "so it's really important to reapply more regularly if you're swimming, and particularly if you're towel drying, as this will rub away the sunscreen.
As they left, he kissed the child's cheek; a ticklish aftermath of the contact remained on his lips, which nicotined, inky fingers couldn't immediately rub away.
Why rub away at any washboard?' Probably you are skeptical as I was at first, but after seven years of happy wash days, I could wish you no better service than electricity itself."
Alicia Barber, 27, washes Jamison, one, in Clorox bleach twice a week for 15 minutes before exfoliating him with a mitt to rub away hard skin and ward off infection.