Like secondhand tobacco smoke, it contains highly carcinogenic compounds, heavy metals, hydrogen cyanide (used in chemical weapons), butane (used in lighter fluid), toluene (used in paint thinners), arsenic, lead, and even radioactive Polonium-210 (used to murder a Russian spy)
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As it dries down I do start to get more tobacco off my skin but it's still very much behind the apple-smoke accord, it doesn't lean heavy into the leaf or Ashy tobacco either, a good non offensive middle ground
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