Winning Tips for Winning Lips If your lips aren’t as fab as you want them, don’t worry. There’s a lot you can do! Start by imagining them as a sponge. With moisture, they suck in water and plump up. Otherwise, they become dry and shrink. It doesn’t help that they’re always exposed – they’re prone to dehydration, particularly in extreme weather. Additionally, skin here is way thinner than in any other part of your body, and it even has no oil glands that could have provided protection. Hence, you need to take extra care of your lips, and below are tips to help you do that: Drink lots of water. Take a water bottle with you wherever you go. A bottle of water wherever you go can make a lot of difference. You need to drink at least eight glasses each day to maintain good hydration for your lips and other parts of your body.
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Stop licking!
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Licking your lips damages the protective barrier, which can dry out the lips. It may feel like you’re moisturizing your lips when you lick them, but the opposite is true. In fact, because of the digestive enzymes in saliva, this habit actually leaves a drying effect. Choose the right lip balm. Instead of wiping your lips dry with saliva, go for lip balm. Still, there are different types of lip balm out there, and you want the one with hydrating ingredients such as jojoba oils, shea butter or vitamin E. If your lips are quite sensitive, avoid camphor-based medicated balms because they can be irritating. Install a humidifier at home. It can replace moisture in dry indoor air, keeping your lips (and your skin) hydrated. A humidifier can help keep your lips (and the skin on other parts of your body) hydrated by replacing moisture in dry indoor air. Use a lip exfoliator. Lip exfoliators, like exfoliators you use on your face, slough off dead skin. But since they contain chemicals such as alpha or beta hydroxy acids, they should be used sparingly, especially if your lips are often chapped or cracked. Once a week is good enough. Use a lip moisturizer with SPF. Lips have a small amount of melanin compared to our general skin, meaning, they are not shielded enough from the sun. Lip products like lipstick and moisturizers are best when they have SPF. Matte shouldn’t be forever. All girls love matte lipstick, but the thing with this product is its tendency to really dry out your lips. The dryness is, in fact, what makes the thing stick. That’s why alternating matte with hydrating lipsticks is always a good idea, or at least put on some moisturizing lip balm before applying the matte lipstick. How to Fix Common Lip Woes > Lips with wrinkles all around – This may be caused by various factors, including heavy sun exposure, age or smoking, and treated with facial chemical peels and creams with anti-aging ingredients. > Lip peeling – This can come as an allergic reaction to anything, from lipstick to toothpaste to medication, and may have accompanying itching and rashes. Hydrocortisone is often used relieve the irritation. > Corner-of-mouth cuts – Balm plus some OTC hydrocortisone cream is often effective.