Take note: the information provided here is for mild occurrences only. If your chapped lips are severe and/or chronic, you might want to seek a physician's advice. There are prescription treatments available and it could be indicative of something more serious than a winter annoyance.
First, exfoliation helps tremendously. Dampen the edge of a washcloth and rub it over your lips until they're smooth. This gets rid of the dry flaky skin less painfully and way more effectively than biting your lips (yeah, we're all guilty of it sometimes).
After you've exfoliated, apply a thick layer of one of Philosophy's super moisturizing Lip Shines before bed and leave it on overnight. I swear, you'll wake up with brand new lips. This is a whole level up from the likes of Chapstick and Carmex. They come in about a million delicious flavors (I'm partial to Red Velvet Cake) and release new flavors pretty frequently. And since they've dropped in price, they're now only ten dollars! I've tried other products but always go back to this one to treat my chapped lips. It really works.
Lip balms are everywhere and generally pretty cheap, so it's super easy to experiment. This winter I'm trying out the Smooth Spheres line from eos. The packaging is clever and fun, the application couldn't be more perfect, and it does a fantastic job of keeping my lips smooth and hydrated. Plus, it's all natural, smells delicious, and is only three dollars! Who could ask for more? This company is genius.
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