Hey, girls! 

Did you know that there are as many as five thousand of destructive substances in one cigarette? They all affect your skin. Check what the smoker’s skin looks like and if it’s possible to make it healthier and prettier.

What does the smoker’s skin look like?

The skin of smokers ages at an alarming rate, getting wrinkles, discolorations and other imperfections. The skin’s dry, dull, thin and grayish. Teeth and nails go yellowish. Even men’s moustache gets a different color. When nicotine and other damaging substances get inside the body, your skin is deprived of collagen and hyaluronic acid. It loses its density, lips get thinner whereas the gravity really gets your cheeks. Puffiness and dark circles appear under the eyes, making you look tired and sleepy.

Smoking wrinkles

These characteristic lines appear around the lips due to weighing face muscles down (while drawing the smoke on and out). While smoking, all wrinkles get deeper – the ones around eyes and forehead, too. Sadly, non-smokers and passive smokers are also exposed to such wrinkles. Can you do anything about them? If you don’t feel like giving up smoking, go for injections with two types of hyaluronic acid. A doctor fills wrinkles with the substance and might add a skin repairing product.

Nose and lip wrinkles

Smokers are bothered by nose and lip wrinkles, too. They get deeper day by day. Believe it or not, smoking 30 cigarettes daily for 30 years makes your skin older by 14 years! Just think it over; would you like to look like your grandma at the age of 40? If giving up smoking isn’t your priority, at least try hyaluronic acid injections that will surely help you.