Best products for chapped lips?

Mar 5, 2017

Natalie R.

Winter is giving me the worst chapped lips ever! It's gotten to the point where it hurts constantly and I can't even apply lip products :( Chapstick, lipscrub, and even my go-to, coconut oil, have failed me. Please help!

Mar 5, 2017

Monica K.

I've had really dry lips lately for me the Skinfix lip repair balm has been great! I know CVS and Ulta sells it. Hope it helps!

Mar 5, 2017

Natalie R.

Thanks!

Mar 5, 2017

Hannah K.

I really like Lucas pawpaw ointment and Nuxe huile prodiguese, I have really dry lips and both have worked for me. But products don't work straight away, you've got to give them some time to work and apply a few times a day or whenever your lips start to hurt or feel dry

Mar 5, 2017

Lara C.

Aquaphor by eucerin... trust me, its incredible.

Mar 5, 2017

Jenni L.

Bite Agave Lip Mask- it seems pricey but a little goes a long way. You can wear it in the daytime too. It's very thick and in a squeeze tube. I have clear for night and Champagne for day. When I wear it yo MAC, my lips are like silk in the am. Jack Black lip balms are great too- I use the Shea butter one. I apply it when I'm doing my skin prep and it absorbs by the time I'm ready for lipstick- I just blot off the excess balm. It's less than 8 dollars and comes in a squeeze tube- which I love. I bought it for my husband and ended up getting a tube for me too ;)

Mar 5, 2017

Natalie R.

Thank you I will totally try some of these out.

Mar 5, 2017

Madeleine C.

Vaseline

Mar 8, 2017

Katie T.

Chapstick in the blue tube, it's called their "moisturizer". I love this one, someone recommended it on a makeup page and I love it. Def give it a try! (:

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