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Smoking

Smoking is one of the most detrimental factors for the health of the skin and hair. Indeed, cigarette smoke contains numerous toxins that affect blood circulation and decrease the supply of oxygen and essential nutrients to the skin, leading to a loss of elasticity and dulling of the complexion. The substances contained in tobacco smoke also contribute to accelerating the greying of hair.
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FAQ about smoking

Can smoking cause premature wrinkles?

Yes, smoking can cause premature wrinkles due to the repetitive movements of the lips and facial muscles when inhaling smoke, promoting the appearance of perioral wrinkles, known as "barcode" lines. These frequent contractions contribute to the formation of skin folds, accentuated by the loss of collagen and elastin induced by tobacco.

Can smoking cause acne?

Several studies have indeed demonstrated a link between smoking and acne. By increasing oxidative stress, tobacco alters the composition of sebum, making it more comedogenic.

Does quitting smoking improve the condition of the skin?

Yes, after quitting smoking, the skin can regain its radiance, as blood circulation and collagen production improve.

Can smoking exacerbate skin conditions such as psoriasis?

Yes, smoking can exacerbate the symptoms of psoriasis and increase inflammatory skin flare-ups.

Does smoking have an impact on hair?

Yes, smoking can accelerate hair loss and its greying.

Does passive smoking have an impact on the skin?

Yes, exposure to smoke damages the skin barrier and promotes oxidative stress, thereby accelerating skin ageing and potentially exacerbating certain skin conditions, such as eczema.

Are children exposed to second-hand smoke at a higher risk of developing skin problems?

Yes, studies have shown that exposure to tobacco smoke is linked with an increased risk of developing atopic dermatitis and allergies in children exposed to passive smoking.

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