- 01 01. Premature Ageing
- 02 02. Acne inversa
- 03 03. Uneven skin tone
- 04 04. Damaged skin barrier
- 05 05. Skin cancer
- 06 06. Psoriasis
- 07 Here’s what happens after you smoke your last cigarette...
- 08 How to reverse the harmful effects of smoking on your skin
- 09 Did you know?
- 10 FAQs about the harmful effects of smoking
Smoking is generally not good for your health, you already knew that, right? Additionally, amongst all other addictions, smoking seems to be the most difficult for people to quit. What makes it worse is that the harmful effects of smoking go way beyond than what is generally known. Just for context: tobacco smoke contains over 7,000 harmful chemicals and is made up of particles and gases which are known to adversely affect your skin and health. Smoking adversely affects the health of your skin and this is one of the first places where the signs of ageing start to show. Here are some of the more harmful effects of smoking on the skin - and how to reverse them.








