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Ashley D.

Jun 10, 2013

Ashley D.

So for about 2-3days my lips have been dry. I drink a lot of water and I use chapstick all the time (with spf) could they be sun burned? Even though I use spf on them. The rest of me hasn't gotten burned in the past 3days though. Thanks. Also they haven't been this dry in a year or so. I.always try to drink only water, and use chapstick.

Cassidy R.

Jun 10, 2013

Cassidy R.

Not sunburned but maybe windburn if youve been outside. The only way to fix it is continue to use lip balm, exfoliate, and drink a lot of water. So I really suggest exfoliating your lips if you havent already. hope this helps :)

Ashley D.

Jun 10, 2013

Ashley D.

Thanks

Eden Z.

Jun 10, 2013

Eden Z.

Try vaseline as its just pure and thick:)

Stacey W.

Jun 10, 2013

Stacey W.

I've heard that some of the chapsticks/balms have some Ingredients That dry out the lips purposely so you use more. Use a treated lip balm helped me :)!

Amber B.

Jun 10, 2013

Amber B.

Use Vaseline that really helped 1 night made huge difference to my dry lips

Charlotte T.

Jun 10, 2013

Charlotte T.

Put nappy rash cream on your lips overnight, it repairs any damage, Vaseline makes your lips dependant on the Vaseline for moisture which is ok if your lips are naturally quite moist but not if naturally dry

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