<p>How about your mom going to the grocery store on Saturday morning with curlers in her hair - topped off with pastel hair net!</p>
<p>Baby oil and Coppertone Tanning Butter for those suntanning (or should I say sunburning) sessions. What were we thinking?</p>
<p>And “Sun-In”! ( or lemon juice)</p>
<p>The jingle
“Sun In… thank you for the…”</p>
<p>Here you go…</p>
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<p>I also remember in high school girls going to the football game with rollers in their hair, so they’d look good for the dance that night. I could never figure that out – didn’t they care what they looked like during the day?? Apparently not!</p>
<p>My two older sisters using empty concentrated orange juice cans as curlers. Them sitting in a warm bath wearing their new jeans hoping to shrink them to their body shape. Oh, and seeing them ironing their hair on an ironing board. Much fun to see.</p>
<p>Oh, my. I’d forgotten about ironing my hair. Did we really torture ourselves that much? I’m surprised we had any hair left after the abuse we put it through. </p>
<p>And did anyone else make “ironed” grilled cheese sandwiches?</p>
<p>The jingle
“Sun In… thank you for the…” "</p>
<p>The jingle I remember was “Sun-In, and sunlight. And you’ll be blonder tonight.”
All that money for what was probably just repackaged lemon juice.
Those were the days when tanning was good for you, of course.</p>