Are you? Well no worries, I’m not here to judge anyone. I would write what I write best, beauty related stuff.
But let me begin this with something first to shed you some light. On 31 May each year, we celebrated World No Tobacco Day (WNTD). It was meant to draw global attention to the widespread used of tobacco and its negative health effects. The Day has been celebrated by the member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) since 1987. And, as an homage to WNTD, I want to write something different.
Smoking, is not only bad for your health but it’s also bad for your skin!
Well, don’t stop reading this article yet. Because this article is not where I’m going to preach about how bad smoking can effect your skin, but it’s rather about what if you smoke and what extra measures you owe to your skin to keep it glowing like it should be. After all, we’re all adults here who all make an informed decision and can very well make their own decision as they please.
So, what does it cost you?
A photo of a twin where Twin A doesn’t smoke and Twin B does, look how different their skin looks?
Image via http://www.webmd.com
