Smoking

Vitiligo is a depigmenting autoimmune skin disease. It has been a subject of interest for researchers for many years. Beyond genetic and environmental factors, the potential role of smoking in the development and severity of vitiligo is a topic of debate. Is there a link between smoking and vitiligo? The answer is in this article.

Although tobacco can impair the quality and condition of the skin and hair, the effects can be mitigated by adopting the right behaviour. Thus, certain actions and tips can help you to lessen the repercussions. What are they? The answer is in this article.

We often discuss the effects of tobacco on the lungs, less so on the skin. However, there is a plethora of information, of varying degrees of accuracy, circulating on the subject. This article focuses on debunking the misconceptions surrounding tobacco and skin health.

Smoking is known to have negative effects on the skin. Among these effects, tobacco would make the complexion dull and even give it a greyish appearance. However, there are solutions to restore radiance to the skin. Follow our advice to help the skin regain a glowing complexion.

Smoking doesn't just affect the health of the body. It also has adverse effects on the skin and hair. Tobacco is even one of the causes of premature skin ageing. Discover in this article the consequences of tobacco on the skin.