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Kristine N.

Jan 14, 2016

Kristine N.

Every night my lips are chapped and bloody and cracking😳 how to prevent that from happening and what are good lip chap products I I've tired everything.

Shelby H.

Jan 14, 2016

Shelby H.

I've been obsessed with raw coconut oil this winter.. usually chapstick makes my lips even dryer but I've been putting raw coconut oil on them every night before bed and wake up with them being super soft. It sounds gross but I also brush them with a toothbrush after the coconut oil has been setting and the dead skin comes off so easily.

Shae-Lynn S.

Jan 14, 2016

Shae-Lynn S.

I use the Nourishing Lip Balm by Sephora. Would recommend drinking 8 cups of water a day if that's not already in your routine.

Sadiya R.

Jan 14, 2016

Sadiya R.

I have the same issue and sometimes lip balms do not work for me. I recommend using EOS, the formula is based on natural oils and waxes and it really makes a difference in my lips, I always apply out every night.

Rojina T.

Jan 14, 2016

Rojina T.

Like Shae-Lynn said have water it could be dehydration too. I pop vitamin e capsule n rub that when nothing works.

Brooke L.

Jan 16, 2016

Brooke L.

I go old school..Vaseline!! Its not as cakey as other people think, I'm a tosser tuner n all around ratchet sleeper LML but it doesn't slide around. Keeps my lips moisturized n hydrated even in the morning.

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