
Cigarette smoke lingers on anything it touches, including clothing, skin and hair. In short time, the scent of cigarettes can feel overwhelming, especially if you do not smoke and have simply been exposed to it second-hand. In order to really get rid of the smell of smoke instead of masking it, you must clean yourself the right way instead of simply spraying yourself with perfume or cologne.
Sprinkle a damp cloth with baking soda. Rub the cloth all over your body while you're in the shower, paying special attention to your hands if you're a smoker.
Lather and wash yourself with a deodorizing soap.
Shampoo your hair, as hair traps a lot of smoke odor. Shampoo your hair a second time if the cigarette-smoke smell is heavy.
Brush your teeth and use mouthwash after you get out of the shower.
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