what do you use when/do you have dry and or cracked lips?
annangelich
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I have tried a number of brands in all formulas.... bonnibelle, chapstick, carmex, blistex, olive oil, and vitamin E lotion ... numerous others to count, they help soothe for a minimal amountof time, but do not help much consistently or with a remedy.... is there something I should change in my diet? or is there a product that helps. I am hoping someone has some helpful tips, or insight for this matter.
Thank you in advance
Thank you in advance
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Aquaphor. Put it on just before bed.0
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drink more water and wear sunscreen on your lips.0
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Tea tree oil chapstick, you can find it on amazon, best stuff iv used and iv tried em all trust me
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spkout2005 wrote: »Tea tree oil chapstick, you can find it on amazon, best stuff iv used and iv tried em all trust me
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I will give this a try, but when I have used tea tree before (shampoo) I have a slight reaction to to, it itches, never inflamed or red... but always itchy...0 -
I have used this brand of skin lotion and have found it oily or sticky, I will try the lip repair form though.Aquaphor. Put it on just before bed.
I usually give lip moisturizers a month or so, to ensure they are working. I will try all of these until I find something that works.
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Have you tried the Eos balms?0
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Rose salve! It's a life saver!0
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I use a lip care product by Roc called Enydrial, I find it really makes a difference, and fast. Unlike some products that almost just take all the top layers of skin off my lips and just make things worse, this actually seems to moisturize and hydrate. You can read reviews on Makeup Alley here.0
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I use Aquaphor Ointment on my lips...it is healing.0
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My favorite is Eos lip balm, as astrostellar mentioned. I used to use chapstick, but because it's all waxy it's meant to hold in natural moisture not add moisture. If you're having a dry lips issue, holding in natural moisture won't help much since it's already lacking. I would always have peeling lips even with obsessive chapstick application.
Now I use mint Eos, I put it on whenever I feel the need, and I always put it on before bed so I don't wake up with chapped lips if I breath through my mouth while I sleep.
The write up on the sweet mint, I see Eos at Walmart all the time so if you live in the U.S. you should probably find it easily:
eos lip balm in Sweet Mint is 95% organic, 100% natural, and paraben and petrolatum free. Packed with antioxidant-rich vitamin E, soothing shea butter and jojoba oil, eos keeps your lips moist, soft and sensationally smooth.
Long-lasting moisture
Shea butter & vitamin E
Smoothes on clear
Precisely glides on lips
Twist-off top
Gluten-free
Paraben-free
Petrolatum-free
Phthalate-free
0.25 oz
You can also use virgin coconut oil to moisturize your lips, that stuff's amazing too.0 -
Drink lots of water and yes use SPF on your lips, that's very important.
I use aquaphor on my lips every night, and it really leaves them nice and smooth!
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Rub on some dog poop......it won't cure the cracked lips but it will stop you licking them
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Smirnoff65 wrote: »Rub on some dog poop......it won't cure the cracked lips but it will stop you licking them
Hahaha.
I use burts bees lip balm. Best ever.
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Nux de mil ... honey based thick... don't get something tasty you need to try to stop touching them
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Burt's Bees is awesome! You could also try Bag Balm, that stuff is good for healing skin ailments.0
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As much as I ski, this stuff is a lip saver...0 -
My favorite is Eos lip balm, as astrostellar mentioned. I used to use chapstick, but because it's all waxy it's meant to hold in natural moisture not add moisture. If you're having a dry lips issue, holding in natural moisture won't help much since it's already lacking. I would always have peeling lips even with obsessive chapstick application.
Omg, I never thought of that before. Makes so much sense to me! I put chapstick on before bed and the other night my lips stuck together. Gross!
If my lips are really dry before bed I use some of the Mary Kay Emollient Cream (only a tiny bit). It smells nice but tastes bad and I feel like it makes my lips super soft.
I also use Vaseline, but it tastes and smells bad. This would be my most desperate.
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My tongue.0
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astrostellar wrote: »Have you tried the Eos balms?
I use this stuff right now, and it works nicely.
When my kids lips are bad I make them put on Vaseline before they go to bed. I have the cocoa butter one, so it doesn't smell like total crap.0 -
I used to use Chap-Stick, then someone suggested using Burt's Bee's. I love the Vitamin E and peppermint.0
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For seriously dry lips use vaseline, never use Carmex.0
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Organic lip balm made with coconut oil is amazing! I get mine at a farmer's market near my house. Best stuff I have found in years. Try going to a organic market!0
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For seriously dry lips use vaseline, never use Carmex.
THIS... and yes, never use Carmex, it actually has a drying agent in it.... for cold sores and fever blisters.
I put vaseline on my lips every night before I go to bed... also, if you are a vitamin person, taking L-Lysine is good.
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Aquaphor.0
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burts bees0
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My favorite is Eos lip balm, as astrostellar mentioned. I used to use chapstick, but because it's all waxy it's meant to hold in natural moisture not add moisture. If you're having a dry lips issue, holding in natural moisture won't help much since it's already lacking. I would always have peeling lips even with obsessive chapstick application.
Now I use mint Eos, I put it on whenever I feel the need, and I always put it on before bed so I don't wake up with chapped lips if I breath through my mouth while I sleep.
The write up on the sweet mint, I see Eos at Walmart all the time so if you live in the U.S. you should probably find it easily:
eos lip balm in Sweet Mint is 95% organic, 100% natural, and paraben and petrolatum free. Packed with antioxidant-rich vitamin E, soothing shea butter and jojoba oil, eos keeps your lips moist, soft and sensationally smooth.
Long-lasting moisture
Shea butter & vitamin E
Smoothes on clear
Precisely glides on lips
Twist-off top
Gluten-free
Paraben-free
Petrolatum-free
Phthalate-free
0.25 oz
You can also use virgin coconut oil to moisturize your lips, that stuff's amazing too.
Yep, now I own 3 containers in different flavors in under a week since I found this post.0 -
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