My lips are always peeling.
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Apr 2, 2013
Amanda J.
Some lip products tend to exacerbate it, and if I don't use them, I still peel, but not as fast, and the pieces aren't as big. Is this a hereditary thing, or is it something I'm using? Vitamin E and this other ingredient I can't remember are a common denominator (high on the ingredients list) between the things that exacerbate my lips peeling. I'm wondering if anyone can enlighten me, or at least give me a few tricks for dealing with it better.
Thanks in advance!
Apr 2, 2013
Nicole S.
I have the same problem :/.. What I do is put vasaline all over my lips and let it sit for a few minutes and then take a toothbrush (not the one I use for my teeth) and gently scrub my lips.. And then I wash off the excess vasaline and then apply a nice moisturizing lip balm after it.
Apr 2, 2013
Kayleigh C.
Carmel a
Carmex and naviea well work have you tried Eos?
Apr 2, 2013
MiMi G.
Wearing vaseline at night when your ready for bed works wonders. Really helped my lips.
Apr 2, 2013
Bianka L.
Add Vaseline or aloe Vera works good too
Apr 2, 2013
Abby B.
Drink lots of water, sometimes lips suffer from perpetual dryness due to dehydration!
Apr 2, 2013
Stephanie R.
Exfoliate with honey and sugar and wash it off then just put on a shitload of Vaseline, drink lots of water, and don't lick your lips too much.
Apr 3, 2013
Naomi A.
Put vaseline and vera
Apr 3, 2013
Georgina M.
Use Burt Bee's every night before you go to bed. I had the same problem and this helped so much!!
Apr 3, 2013
Shana R.
Use a lip scrub ( small amount of honey & sugar mixed together, scrub it on your lips with your finger for 15-20 seconds ) and baby lips by maybelline really works.
Apr 3, 2013
Lamecia M.
I heard the best way to get rid of peeling lips is to put lip balm on your lips and scrub your lips w/ a tooth brush, I haven't tried it..but heard it works.. I have the same prob
Apr 3, 2013
Bianka L.
Try using Vaseline or mix honey with sugar and slather on lips to rid flakiness
Apr 4, 2013
Natalie L.
I apply vaseline to my lips every night before bed after brushing my teeth. It works wonderfully. Mind you, it's coupled with Macadamia nut oil (which I apply all over my face including lips) and my moisturizers. Sometimes when they're extra dry (the winters here can be a little harsh) I apply coconut oil and let it sit on my lips for a bit before my shower or before bed. (: Good luck hope this helps.