Your favorite lip-healer!

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Brittany H.

Feb 13, 2013

Brittany H.

Everyone gets chapped lips at some point. Winter in Wisconsin kills mine.
What products have you found to work the best in healing your lips and keeping them happy?
My absolute, 100% fave above all others?: Dr. Lipp Nipple Balm. Ahhhhmazing!!

Jaye R.

Feb 13, 2013

Jaye R.

For overnight I can't seem to find anything that tops basic carmex

Jaye R.

Feb 13, 2013

Jaye R.

During the day I like to experiment with different more fun ones if I have nude lips, I haven't found something addiction worthy just yet. But honestly I think the best thing is to.exfoliate with a honey/sugar mix or even with just a towel after the shower.

Smilja S.

Feb 13, 2013

Smilja S.

Melem :) I think it only exists in my country,but it is definitely the best, it is made from natural products,like vaseline,lanolin,beeswax,castor oil,paraffin oil.It is very nourishing and moisturizing,and stays very long on the lips :)

Jenneth A.

Dec 22, 2013

Jenneth A.

Sick of not being able to find one that doesn't chap my lips further (yes, I even tried L'Occitane), I made my own... petrolatum, coconut oil, honey, almond oil, olive oil, castor oil. Melt in a double boiler, cool for a bit and add ingredients for the right consistency. Best ever.

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