Lip Balm Problems

Dec 30, 2012

Skyy W.

Your lips need to be healed from their dryness first. Lip balms that aren't medicated are made to hydrate lips that are in a healthy condition. Drink water...drink water...& drink WATER!!! This will help your lips from within & it will also help keep your body hydrated. Lip scrubs should be your best friend! The sugar lip scrub is GREAT. Also Mary-Kay has a great lip scrub (shocker...I know) !!! The lip scrub will help eliminate the dead skin which will help you make sure you're hydrating the new healthy skin & not dead skin. You'll have to continue trying out different lip balms until you find the one that works for you. You seem to have developed a good collection of balms...so add drinking plenty of H2O & a lip scrub to your beauty regimen & keep trying out the balms you have. Using a medicated balm at night will help also.

Think of your lips a you would your face. You wash, scrub, & hydrate your face to keep it looking fresh. You should do the same for your lips!!!

Hope this helps!!! :)

Dec 30, 2012

Melissa M.

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Dec 31, 2012

Juliana M.

@Sky thanks for the tips! And I usually make my own lip scrub with brown sugar olive oil and honey, should I stop using that and get a the Mary Kay one?

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