ChapStick Total Hydration 100% Natural is an age defying formula with Argan oil. It is clinically proven to provide healthier and more youthful looking lips. ChapStick Total Hydration 100% Natural is an age defying formula with Argan oil. It is clinically proven to provide healthier and more youthful looking lips.

This lip conditioner and exfoliator is paraben free and comes in a pleasant sugar plum flavor to add a little fun to your routine. To use, simply massage a small amount of ChapStick lip scrub onto wet lips in a circular motion, then rinse or wipe off with a damp cloth.

I would totally recommend this product for people with dry and chapped lips. This is one of the most moisturizing chapsticks I've ever used. The oils feel beautiful on the lips, but not greasy. The vanilla scent is amazing, and I love the packaging.

ChapStick® will help lips feel soft, moisturized and healthy looking. Our moisturizing lip balm hydrates your lips with a creamy formula that adds a radiant shine and can reduce the appearance of fine lines on the lips. In fact, ChapStick® is so great at hydrating your lips that it can be used to moisturize.

In conclusion, using a lip balm every night can be an easy yet effective way to keep your lips soft, smooth, and hydrated. Look for a lip balm that contains moisturizing ingredients like shea butter, beeswax, essential oils, etc., and avoid those with harsh chemicals.

According to Gohara, if you're using the right type of lip balm, you'll likely find that you can use it multiple times per day with no repercussions (plus, your lips should end up feeling ultra-hydrated). Though, a general rule to follow is to apply a balm is once in the morning and once again before bed, Camp notes.

Gentle exfoliation will result in kissable lips. Still, overdoing it can lead to dry, chapped lips. We recommend exfoliating your lips 1-2 times per week. If your lips are particularly dry or chapped, you can increase the frequency to 3-4 times per week.

2) Before you apply your lip scrub, be sure to wet your lips. This will avoid any painful friction. Now, use your fingertip to apply a reasonable amount and rub the product into your lips using a small, circular motion. A toothbrush can also be used if strong exfoliation is needed.

Chances are, your lips are dry when you first wake up. You can apply a little bit of lip balm after your shower or even beforehand if you need to head out on a run during a brisk winter morning. After every meal. Assuming that you eat three times per day, it helps to apply new lip balm after every meal.

Dr. Samer Jaber, a dermatologist at Washington Square Dermatology in New York, adds "while balms and chapsticks can temporarily soothe irritated lips, they often have chemicals that may cause further irritation... (including) flavors, fragrance and preservatives that can dry and irritate your lips."

Ingredients that lock in moisture “Look for lip balms with white petrolatum, lanolin, shea butter, beeswax and ceramides because they all lock in moisture,” Stevenson said.

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