# They were inspired by health warnings on cigarette packets and are part of Health Express' Stop Smoking campaign this month
# Actors wearing the masks will be out and about in cities known to be home to many smokers to highlight the dangers of the addict
The man's grey hair is the result of added stress on his body, while crows feet around his eyes are brought on by squinting to protect his eyes from smoke fumes.
His eyes have irregularities and lumpy tissue on the white of the eye due to irritation from the smoke, while the hardening of the carotid artery makes a stroke six times as likely compared to a man who does not smoke 20 or more cigarettes a day.The final mask is of a 30-year-old female who has skin damage to her lips, which is a visual symptom of mouth cancer.
The girl's teeth and gums have been damaged by tobacco products, which deplete gum tissue and expose tooth roots to periodontal disease, while there is nicotine staining on her imperfect teeth.
As well as highlighting the horrors of mouth and throat cancers, macular degeneration and periodontal disease, the masks (pictured) show premature ageing of the skin and early greying of the hair, as part of a new campaign