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Peaks of air pollution and second hand smoking can affect your skin and longer term become permanent damage, translating into unevenness or premature aging. As your skin is naturally oily, the smoke particles will stick to your skin and exacerbate the damage. It is good to avoid staying outside when air quality index is high, but staying close to people smoking might do as much damage.
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