Smoking Make Skin Wrinkles

Anyone would want a beautiful and fresh skin, love the wrong lifestyle makes us dream far away from the skin. Exposure to sunlight at the time and intensity too much also contributed to damage the skin, coupled with free radicals from car fumes and cigarette smoke.

According to Drs. Nicholas Perricone, dermatologist and author of "The Perricone Prescription ', said the effects of smoking is very bad for skin health, and even smoking can make you look older than we really are. This occurs because the cigarette damage skin cells and make skin healthy and so do not dull.

When we inhale cigarette smoke more than one million free radicals will enter into the lungs, and absorption of these oxidants will slowly flow throughout the body.

Perricone mentions cigarettes make up more premature wrinkles on the face, especially in the cheeks and lines around the lips, because smoking reduces the flow of oxygen and needed nutrients to skin cells. This occurs because the flow around the blood vessels narrow face.

Perricone found in the book the term 'Smoker's face', a term officially adopted medical dictionary in 1985, for medical reasons to make it easier to recognize the harm of cigarettes, especially on facial skin health.

Besides wrinkles 'Smoker's face' was also found elatin thickening fibers and broken up into soft tissue of skin, which makes the skin elasticity relaxed. Cigarette smoke also lowered the water level in the outer skin layer, resulting in a decrease of estrogen that causes dry skin and wrinkles.

Lips too bad target smoking, though not as fast as its effect on skin health. Cigarettes will make black lips. The influence of heat when inhaled smoke will change color and make lips look black.

How about teeth? We could not pass up smoking without you? Besides making no fresh breath, the tar content in cigarettes will stick to the teeth and change the natural color.

For business yellow teeth, we could just go to the dentist to curry yellow layer, but if we often do certain emails layer thinning.

Effect on Passive Smokers

Further research is also done Clinique Laboratories. According to a beauty clinic based in London England, passive smokers also have the same possibilities.

In a report launched femalefirst.co.uk, passive smokers tend to have a rough skin, dry, wrinkled, and change the natural color of the skin. The danger is more cigarettes a woman become less attractive.

In an article issued in January, Clinique Laboratories compared the effects of smoking on the skin with a change in the oxidation of iron to rust or pieces of banana that changes color to be brown when left too long in the atmosphere, as well as our skin.

Toxic substance contained in cigarettes will penetrate the skin surface, into the inner lining, and release free radicals attack the skin cells.

Consequently, damaged skin cells would lose the power to repair DNA and collagen fibers connect, which makes the skin lose elasticity and natural collagen. The result of skin so wrinkles, fine lines, changing colors and dull.

"Smoker's skin is often exposed to passive smoke will suck the nicotine, tar, nitric oxide and carbon monoxide which weakens the skin's natural defenses and damage the collagen network, if done in a long and continuous time," said Tom Mammone, executive director of Clinique Biological Research and Development .


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