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Chapped Lips
Dry, flaky lips can definitely be an embarrassing problem in the cold winter months. The solution: Stop the problem before treating the symptoms.
Q: I have very chapped lips. What's the best solution?
A: Dry, flaky lips can definitely be an embarrassing problem in the cold winter months. The solution: Stop the problem before treating the symptoms. Chapped lips occur when moisture is lost from licking the lips, using matte lipsticks or eating acidic fruit. It could also be an allergic reaction to your toothpaste, mouthwash or lipstick. New York dermatologist Debra Jaliman offers these tips to get chapped lips smooch-proof.
1. Use a lip balm to help seal in moisture. Stay away from flavored balms;people tend to lick their lips because of the great taste. Try Vaseline Intensive Lip Therapy.
2. Once a week exfoliate your lips. Wet a soft toothbrush and gently brush your lips with a circular motion.
3. Instead of using drying matte lipsticks, line your lips with a lipliner, then fill them in and cover with a gloss.
A: Dry, flaky lips can definitely be an embarrassing problem in the cold winter months. The solution: Stop the problem before treating the symptoms. Chapped lips occur when moisture is lost from licking the lips, using matte lipsticks or eating acidic fruit. It could also be an allergic reaction to your toothpaste, mouthwash or lipstick. New York dermatologist Debra Jaliman offers these tips to get chapped lips smooch-proof.
1. Use a lip balm to help seal in moisture. Stay away from flavored balms;people tend to lick their lips because of the great taste. Try Vaseline Intensive Lip Therapy.
2. Once a week exfoliate your lips. Wet a soft toothbrush and gently brush your lips with a circular motion.
3. Instead of using drying matte lipsticks, line your lips with a lipliner, then fill them in and cover with a gloss.
