How to Hydrate Winter Lips

By rachelterry

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Chapped lips can be caused by a variety of reasons, including a Vitamin B deficiency, exposure to windy weather, and eating very salty foods. Lips can get dry, chapped, and painful during the cold winter months. To avoid painful cracks and chapping, follow these tips.

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Step1
Apply shea butter, olive oil, or coconut oil to your lips. These oils sink into your skin and immediately soothe some of the roughness.
Step2
Stay away from salty and spicy foods when your lips are chapped. These will aggravate the problem.
Step3
Reduce outdoor exposure to your lips. When you go outside, pull a scarf up over your lips to protect them from the wind.
Step4
Try honey. Before you go to bed, apply a thin layer of honey to your lips. They will feel much softer when you wake up.
Step5
Stay away from lip products that contain alcohol. Alcohol sometimes shows up as an ingredient in lip gels and lipstick, but alcohol will dry your lips out even more.

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