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We love to have a tan, don’t we? I don’t mean the spray-on out-of-a-bottle kind but the real thing. It announces to the world that we spend our days in the sun, by the pool, chilling, sipping cocktails while Instagramming to the world our beautiful lifestyle. It proclaims our health and wealth; we can afford multiple holidays abroad. The tan has come a long way.
It hasn’t always been so. In Georgian England a tan was to…