Over the past week, netizens have taken to social media to share concerns over a lingering burnt smell, with some reporting discomfort in their noses and throats. What many may not realise, however, is that haze doesn’t just affect our respiratory system — it can also take a toll on our skin. While authorities have said that the return of wet weather over the weekend is expected to suppress hotspots and help alleviate smoke haze, here’s how haze can impact your complexion and what you can do to protect your skin, according to aesthetic physician Dr Rachel Ho.