We used to call the vertical lines above the upper lip “smoker’s lines” because you get them from puckering your lips repeatedly over time. Now that fewer people smoke, we call them “barcode lines” ...
Smoking a cigarette can cause vertical lines above your upper lip, known as ‘smokers’ lines.’ Zhang Rong Getty Images/iStockphoto Also called “barcode lines” because of their vertical appearance above ...
Also called “barcode lines” because of their vertical appearance above the upper lip, these bothersome wrinkles have traditionally been associated with smoking because they tend to form when you purse ...
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