Lip Balm Or Chap Stick

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Heather C.

Aug 17, 2012

Heather C.

My lips are very dry and I buy cheap chap stick but it doesn't help would lip balm work better or just buy a more costly chap stick?

I want soft lips instead of chapped pealing lips

Which do you think is best? What do you use? And how long does it take till your lips are soft?

Kelly G.

Aug 17, 2012

Kelly G.

I have been in love with Smiths Rosebud Salve since I had to go into NYC to buy it. Now they carry it at sephora. The minted one is my fave. It's $7 for the tub, which usually lasts me six months to a year. It will take about a day or two to make your lips soft. It's also good for cuticles and chapped skin. 

Jenna M.

Aug 17, 2012

Jenna M.

I love baby lips!

Kelly G.

Aug 17, 2012

Kelly G.

I have been using Buddha Balm lip balm and won't go back to anything else. I used to be a "Chapstick" user, but found that my lips were always needing more and more applications. Now that I have been using Buddha Balm my lips are soft and healthy.  

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