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Moms freind always smoked in car w/ me&my sister smoke always blew in my face for many years. am i gunna have have horrible skin cuz of her selfishnes?
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Doubtful: The quantity of inhaled smoke isn't going to cause any permanent skin alterations but second hand smoke is still bad for the lungs and health.
Answered 9/17/2017
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