Chapped lips, help!

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Sian N.

Oct 20, 2013

Sian N.

I like the nude lip look so when I go out I usually wear a bit of foundation over my lips although around 2/3 hours later I end up with chapped lips and the foundation just in the cracks not looking great at all.

I try my best to stop this from happening like I will exfoliate my lips, brush my lips with my toothbrush & Vaseline and I'll sleep with lip plumper or gloss on but it doesn't seem to last.

Anyone got any good tips I could use to stop them from cracking so quickly?

Hope K.

Oct 20, 2013

Hope K.

Try drinking a LOT of water and you might like elf's lip exfoliator maybe some olive oil on after. Also I have been using NYX lip butters and they're super long-lasting and my lips havr not been dry since:)

Sian N.

Oct 20, 2013

Sian N.

Ah thanks!:)

Sierra B.

Oct 21, 2013

Sierra B.

Try the sally Hansen vita lip balm line. looks kinda like a lipstick. works wonders. they have all sorts of vitamin s such as b and d.

Emily B.

Oct 21, 2013

Emily B.

Jack black lip balm.

Emily B.

Oct 21, 2013

Emily B.

Or sugar medicated lip balm by fresh.

Saby T.

Oct 21, 2013

Saby T.

I love vaseline's lip therapy cherry! works wonder fr me! But I have to use it everyday or else it cracks again :3 xo!

Ashley G.

Oct 21, 2013

Ashley G.

Couldn't you just but a nude lipstick instead on using foundation. Then use a balm under it so you won't have so worry about the drying. Just a thought

Beth K.

Oct 21, 2013

Beth K.

Use lip balm, good lip balms could be Baby Lips, eos lipbalms (the cool sphere ones) or maybe Nivea Lip Butters :) drink lots of water and for the nude, try buying a nude lipstick, there's so many that are affordable :) good luck, I hope your lips stop chapping haha! Xx

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