No
After quitting smoking, lungs may not turn pink. Instead, they may gradually improve in color, becoming less discolored and clearing up as the body works to repair the damage caused by smoking.
put lip gloss on your lips when ever you smoke.... i been smoking since i was 17teen and im 22 now and my lips are as pink as can be so trying that
Stop smoking. The lips will repair themselves. Your lungs and your teeth will thank you.
hey, You have answered your own question! Quitting smoking will give you back your natural pink lips... You will usually see the difference in about 2-3 days of no smoking! I know this because I was a smoker, now non-smoker and my lips also had dark marks on them due to smoking, as soon as I quit I got my natural pink color back on my lips! So just keep smoke free and you will have your natural lip color back too!!! hope this helped.
smoking affects them because when you smoke, your lugs turn into gray or even black. If you aren't smoking, then your lugs are pink (normal). Also if you smoke too much, you can even die. also smoking makes your teeth really really dark yellow.
no she was smoking at the age of nine, weed at 11, and at 13 dust meth and everything else
Smoking is really bad it causes lung cancer and your lips turn really pink or black or sometimes both i dont know why people do it when they know it can kill them but were all diffrent!
Actually they can over time. It takes about a few years but if you start smoking again it will ruin all your progress and will have to start over the quiting process.
A few tips for naturally gaining pink lips include scrubbing, massaging, oiling, avoid licking, smoking, applying crushed pomegranate with cream milk and staying hydrated.
Yes, they do, and here's the thing: the "repairs" start happening right away, but it can take 2-3 years to finish.
Most likely they eventually will. There are always possibilities that the damage is permanent, but most people eventually recover from the ill effects of smoking, unless it has already turned into a serious illness.