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In a study conducted by British Journal of Dermatology, it is found that female smokers experience ‘dotty skin’.
It also says that smoking is not one reason for women developing marks on their face. Stress, pollution, hormonal alterations,...
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Oscar
Nov 2 2008
Oaxaca,
Mexico
very true...It tends to age women even much faster than men who smoke equal amount or more...
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Shewli,smoking is very very harmful and somokes contains more than 100 toxic chemicals,which may harm others also.
as a licensed esthetician smoking is as harmful to your body on the inside as it is out. smokers both male and female depletes more vitamin ”c” then a none smoker giving the smoker that ”dirty” appearance. The sallowness you see in their face is from the toxins just eating away at the collagen in the skin causing the fine lines and wrinkles. Also, look at a smoker lips, they will be uneven if the smoker always holds the cigerette in their mouths on the same side. The only way we can start to help a smoker fix this damage to their skin is if they stop smoking and follow our protocals.
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