Bad Lifestyle Habits Impact on Your Facial Ageing
These photos speak for themselves. Drinking, smoking and junk food affect our appearance in the long-term. The 42-year-old freelance journalist Anna Magee worked with a forensic artist to create images of what she’d look like 10 years from now adopting different lifestyles. She admits to having cheek fillers and Botox injections in the past.
The three projected images show her face 10 years from now:
SMOKING

A survey of over 1,000 Yahoo! users found that only 28% of smokers admit to being addicted and dependent on cigarettes with 72% claiming “I choose when I smoke and can go without at any time.” 41% of the people ages 18-34 said they only smoke in a social setting, but if you want to avoid these nasty signs of aging, every cigarette may count. Fifty-six percent of people ages 18-34 said they smoke when drinking.
DRINKING

After 10 years of drinking two large glasses of wine every night
Blood vessels enlarge to cause permanent flushing and cause visible redness and capillaries in the face. Skin becomes dehydrated leading to the onset of lines and wrinkles.
BAD EATING HABITS

After 10 years of bad eating habits
According to acclaimed dermatologist Dr. Perricone, a diet high in sugar and high glycaemic carbohydrates can lead to thick skin that wrinkles and sags, a waxy bloated face, and acne.
NATURAL AGEING

After 10 years without additional drinking, smoking, or junk food intake
These images should reinforce the message for everyone! It is in our best interest to give up smoking and cut back on bad food habits and drinking.
Source:
http://annamagee.wordpress.com/
http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/how-drinking–smoking–and-eating-junk-food-can-affect-your-appearance.html