Weird chapped lips?

Feb 17, 2016

Freddi L.

So the tops of lips (near my Cupid's bow) is chapped. However, the rest of lips aren't. Is there a certain Chapstick I should be using?

Feb 17, 2016

Ivette H.

I sometimes get small dry patches around my lips. Blistex works for me (:

Feb 17, 2016

Shengmin L.

Put lip balm on your lips then brush them with a toothbrush, makes them so soft :)

Feb 17, 2016

Katherine H.

My lips get super dry and chapped - especially in the cold and wind! I started using Nuxe - Reve de Miel last year and it's worked really well for me. Has shea butter and honey in it as well as beeswax which almost provides a protective barrier. I'll also put it on before I go to bed at night if I'm planning to wear a bold lip the next day as an overnight treatment :)

Feb 17, 2016

Mim I.

Mine gets like that too! Due to cold weather or an allergic reaction:p lol I use burt's bee!

Feb 17, 2016

Breeze T.

It happens to me when I have a cold and I'm blowing my nose a lot.
I suggest you just put some Shea butter or vaseline at night to protect the area and just let it be. Hopefully in the morning it'll be a bit better and you can repeat every night until it's gone.

Feb 17, 2016

Sarah M.

I recommend trying Lucas' Papaw Ointment. It is fantastic. It is for cuts, burns, and dry skin, but if you apply it to your lips it will create a balm. It has a slight papaw scent, but it provides intense moisture. It is also great for so many other uses.

Beautylish also sells this!

Feb 18, 2016

M K.

I have found that a lot of chapsticks, Blistex in particular, have made my lips even more chapped. I have always had the best results with chapsticks that have fewer chemicals and more natural ingredients like beeswax. My favorite is one that my friend made for me, but my favorite store boughten chapstick is Burt's bee.

Feb 18, 2016

Freddi L.

Thank you everyone!! I'm going to try some of these!

Feb 18, 2016

Danielle O.

Don't mind the dirt on it. It lives in the bottom of my purse and in pockets : (

Feb 20, 2016

Katie B.

Vaseline and aquaphor are the best and they are super inexpensive. This is what my dermatologist recommends.