Horribly Chapped Peeling Lips!

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Aly D.

Jan 23, 2013

Aly D.

ok I looked online a little and people were talking about petroleum jelly and sugar or salt and all those things are horribly uncomfortable for me. the only thing I've been using now is blistex medicated with spf 15 and I have to re apply every half hour or so with NO RELIEF at all. I'm dying here any tips please and thanks <3

Alka G.

Jan 23, 2013

Alka G.

when you brush your teeth at night, brush your lips slightly too.. and apply almond oil on them.. the following morning you will have softer lips.. :) and use maybeline baby lips during the daytime..  

Aly D.

Jan 23, 2013

Aly D.

thank you alka also if anyonehas tips with stuff I should have laying around the house please let me know. but I will buy almond oil next time I'm out lol

Gracelyn T.

Jan 23, 2013

Gracelyn T.

try pawpaw cream! it really helps, apparently :)

Mina W.

Jan 23, 2013

Mina W.

Vaseline is the best option to be honest, you can wear it everywhere because it just looks like slight lipgloss and it will prevent your lips from drying out. Blistex actually makes your lips peel more because its designed to relieve cold sores by stripping them away like your skin 

Endya M.

Jan 23, 2013

Endya M.

I softly scrub my lips in the shower to remove dead skin. Then I take a Q-Tip and apply olive oil. Works every time.

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