Ruined Faces of Smokers Are Turned Into Halloween Masks in Britain

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Holy smoke, check out these disturbing masks from British online clinic HealthExpress! Inspired by actual images of ravaged humans from cigarette-pack health warnings, they're designed to show the effects smoking can have on people's faces, hair and throats. Actors wearing the masks will roam streets this month as part of the U.K. National Health Service's "Stoptober" anti-smoking campaign.

A pair of masks show smoking's impact on 40-year-old men. One has a gaping tracheostomy hole in its neck, as well as pronounced cataracts and lots of wrinkles.

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