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Does vaping/smoking have any positive or negative effects to looks if so what are they?
 
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I’m curious and most of the time when i search it up its doesnt

cant u just answer?
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Fucking stupid too do ruins health lungs and gum with flavor is 10000000x better
 
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Adolescence is a critical period for physical growth, including the development of facial bones, skin, and soft tissues. Smoking traditional cigarettes or using electronic cigarettes (vapes) can interfere with this process and lead to several negative cosmetic and health effects.


1. Slower bone and facial development
Nicotine can reduce blood flow and oxygen delivery to growing tissues. This may affect the development of facial bones and jaw structure, potentially leading to delayed growth or weaker bone formation.


2. Skin damage and premature aging
Cigarette smoke contains thousands of chemicals that break down collagen and elastin—the proteins that keep skin firm. As a result, teenagers who smoke may develop:


  • early wrinkles
  • loose or sagging skin
  • a dull and uneven skin tone

Although vaping has fewer chemicals than cigarettes, nicotine still restricts blood flow, which slows skin cell repair and can contribute to early aging.


3. Acne and inflammation
Smoking increases inflammation in the skin, making acne worse. Vaping liquids can also irritate the skin and hormone balance, contributing to breakouts.


4. Poor wound healing and scarring
Nicotine slows down tissue repair, meaning facial injuries, acne scars, or cosmetic procedures may heal more slowly and leave more noticeable marks.


5. Dehydrated and dry skin
Both cigarettes and vapes reduce skin hydration. Teen smokers often have dry, rough, and flaky facial skin because of weaker circulation and damaged skin barriers.


6. Mouth and dental appearance changes
Facial appearance is also affected by oral health. Smoking and vaping can cause:


  • gum disease
  • receding gums
  • yellow teeth
  • bad breath
    These issues can change jawline appearance over time.

7. Reduced oxygen = less glow
Smoking decreases oxygen levels in the blood, making skin look pale, grayish, or tired instead of smooth and radiant.


8. Potential hormonal disruption
Nicotine can influence hormone levels during puberty. Hormonal imbalance may lead to more oil production and worsening teenage skin problems.



In short​


Smoking and vaping during adolescence can lead to premature aging, skin damage, acne, poor bone development, slower healing, and visible facial changes. Because the face is still developing, the effects are stronger and can become long-term.
 
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sub1beast said:
Does vaping/smoking have any positive or negative effects to looks if so what are they?
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1.Makes you look stupid with them
2. Addiction
3. Waste of money
4.Withdrawl symptoms
5. mouth breathing
 
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It can suppress apatite which can be good for some people but it isn't worth it because it fucks up your health overall and can mess up your skin and hair causing you to look way older than you are and go bald early.
 
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sub1beast said:
Does vaping/smoking have any positive or negative effects to looks if so what are they?
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Both are goyslop. You can technically get leaner by using nicotine pouches, healthier alternative to smoking or vaping, like snus because nicotine is an appetite suppressant. But i wouldn't use that, the chances of you getting addicted are probably not worth it doing that too.
 
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Bro come on. Nicotine slows osteoblast activity, reducing blood flow, worsens calcium absorption, increases osteoclasts, and causes inflammation leading to osteoporosis. Also kills the lungs and all the other shitty chinese chemicals getting breathed in. W looksmin
 
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"Will drugs help me escape sub 5 hell" ahhhh question
 
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Nicotine is no good and the effect of everything else is entirely negative, the vehicles for the nicotine are usually some toxic petroeum based stuff like propylene glycol, with artificial flavorings and its in a heated plastic cartridge, and it all gets heated together releasing even more toxic stuff
 
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as a vapist, dont touch vapes, theyre nice and fun but its not worth it, im quitting atm and its hell. you would regret starting
 
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I used to use snus but they made me sick
ilovearcherqueen said:
Both are goyslop. You can technically get leaner by using nicotine pouches, healthier alternative to smoking or vaping, like snus because nicotine is an appetite suppressant. But i wouldn't use that, the chances of you getting addicted are probably not worth it doing that too.
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Miki said:
Bro come on. Nicotine slows osteoblast activity, reducing blood flow, worsens calcium absorption, increases osteoclasts, and causes inflammation leading to osteoporosis. Also kills the lungs and all the other shitty chinese chemicals getting breathed in. W looksmin
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it supresses ur hunger tho :p
 
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dragun said:
it supresses ur hunger tho :p
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Cons outweigh the pros unfortunately, stop eating sweets and slop for 2 weeks and that craving will go away. Also drink more water to suppress hunger, there are ways around it
 
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Miki said:
Cons outweigh the pros unfortunately, stop eating sweets and slop for 2 weeks and that craving will go away. Also drink more water to suppress hunger, there are ways around it
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ur so right
 
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-BayHarbourButcher said:
Adolescence is a critical period for physical growth, including the development of facial bones, skin, and soft tissues. Smoking traditional cigarettes or using electronic cigarettes (vapes) can interfere with this process and lead to several negative cosmetic and health effects.


1. Slower bone and facial development
Nicotine can reduce blood flow and oxygen delivery to growing tissues. This may affect the development of facial bones and jaw structure, potentially leading to delayed growth or weaker bone formation.


2. Skin damage and premature aging
Cigarette smoke contains thousands of chemicals that break down collagen and elastin—the proteins that keep skin firm. As a result, teenagers who smoke may develop:


  • early wrinkles
  • loose or sagging skin
  • a dull and uneven skin tone

Although vaping has fewer chemicals than cigarettes, nicotine still restricts blood flow, which slows skin cell repair and can contribute to early aging.


3. Acne and inflammation
Smoking increases inflammation in the skin, making acne worse. Vaping liquids can also irritate the skin and hormone balance, contributing to breakouts.


4. Poor wound healing and scarring
Nicotine slows down tissue repair, meaning facial injuries, acne scars, or cosmetic procedures may heal more slowly and leave more noticeable marks.


5. Dehydrated and dry skin
Both cigarettes and vapes reduce skin hydration. Teen smokers often have dry, rough, and flaky facial skin because of weaker circulation and damaged skin barriers.


6. Mouth and dental appearance changes
Facial appearance is also affected by oral health. Smoking and vaping can cause:


  • gum disease
  • receding gums
  • yellow teeth
  • bad breath
    These issues can change jawline appearance over time.

7. Reduced oxygen = less glow
Smoking decreases oxygen levels in the blood, making skin look pale, grayish, or tired instead of smooth and radiant.


8. Potential hormonal disruption
Nicotine can influence hormone levels during puberty. Hormonal imbalance may lead to more oil production and worsening teenage skin problems.



In short​


Smoking and vaping during adolescence can lead to premature aging, skin damage, acne, poor bone development, slower healing, and visible facial changes. Because the face is still developing, the effects are stronger and can become long-term.
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bro asked the big GPT
 
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GPT gives soy advice real mfs do their own research
 
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whenever i vape my face debloats like crazy. For example whenever i have a sweet or a snack i bloat up slightly and after i take a few hits my face goes back to normal and sometimes my cheeks become hollow even more and my cheekbones become more prominent
 
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sub1beast said:
Does vaping/smoking have any positive or negative effects to looks if so what are they?
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Worse skin quality definitely no positives besides slimming your face if I don’t remember correctly but cigs do
 
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-BayHarbourButcher said:
Adolescence is a critical period for physical growth, including the development of facial bones, skin, and soft tissues. Smoking traditional cigarettes or using electronic cigarettes (vapes) can interfere with this process and lead to several negative cosmetic and health effects.


1. Slower bone and facial development
Nicotine can reduce blood flow and oxygen delivery to growing tissues. This may affect the development of facial bones and jaw structure, potentially leading to delayed growth or weaker bone formation.


2. Skin damage and premature aging
Cigarette smoke contains thousands of chemicals that break down collagen and elastin—the proteins that keep skin firm. As a result, teenagers who smoke may develop:


  • early wrinkles
  • loose or sagging skin
  • a dull and uneven skin tone

Although vaping has fewer chemicals than cigarettes, nicotine still restricts blood flow, which slows skin cell repair and can contribute to early aging.


3. Acne and inflammation
Smoking increases inflammation in the skin, making acne worse. Vaping liquids can also irritate the skin and hormone balance, contributing to breakouts.


4. Poor wound healing and scarring
Nicotine slows down tissue repair, meaning facial injuries, acne scars, or cosmetic procedures may heal more slowly and leave more noticeable marks.


5. Dehydrated and dry skin
Both cigarettes and vapes reduce skin hydration. Teen smokers often have dry, rough, and flaky facial skin because of weaker circulation and damaged skin barriers.


6. Mouth and dental appearance changes
Facial appearance is also affected by oral health. Smoking and vaping can cause:


  • gum disease
  • receding gums
  • yellow teeth
  • bad breath
    These issues can change jawline appearance over time.

7. Reduced oxygen = less glow
Smoking decreases oxygen levels in the blood, making skin look pale, grayish, or tired instead of smooth and radiant.


8. Potential hormonal disruption
Nicotine can influence hormone levels during puberty. Hormonal imbalance may lead to more oil production and worsening teenage skin problems.



In short​


Smoking and vaping during adolescence can lead to premature aging, skin damage, acne, poor bone development, slower healing, and visible facial changes. Because the face is still developing, the effects are stronger and can become long-term.
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i vaped before and i never had any of these
 
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