art deco cigarette lighter French 4¼" The 1932 Flame Design BRK RONSON 1937 Art Deco T-T

According to skincare expert Debbie Thomas, people who smoke every day are at high risk for developing something called "smokers' lines," or lines that form around the mouth throughout years of puckering one's lips to puff on a cigarette

For most, it is relatively harmless outside of its addictive properties, so the gold standard treatment for smoking for years has been to replace the nicotine in cigarettes with safer forms of nicotine: nicotine lozenges, gums, patches, etc

They burn slowly and smoothly, reminiscent of a classic tobacco blunt, but without the harmful affects associated with tobacco

Hence, they are printed with logos, brand designs, themes, and colors to vibrate with a brand

ISBN 978-0-8166-9917-9