Lip Care- What And How
                     Lip care- What and How?
Dry lips again? 
We get it, friend. We all have that day where we are sitting by our window looking at the billboard outside, trying to get the most amazing lips portrayed by that model 
on that big screen. But we forget chap stick or our lipstick alone isn’t going to make that happen.
But don’t you worry your pretty little head. We got you!
The first step to any natural lip care routine is to know why your lips are dry in the first place. And there are loads of things that will dry out your lips.
Dehydration
Dry, chapped lips are a common sign of dehydration. Solve this problem by drinking more water, eating more watery fruits, and limiting that caffeine intake.
Sun exposure
Small amounts of sun exposure can cause big issues. Protecting your lips by covering up with a scarf or face mask when going outside could be helpful. Use a 
humidifier if you work or live in a dry building.
Licking Lips
• It’s really hard to resist that when your lips 
are dry, isn’t it? But every time you lick, 
you put saliva into your skin. The 
chemicals in your saliva help break down 
food for digestion. So, by nature, they also 
break down the skin around your lips. It’s 
time to stop all the lip licking. You may 
want to take a sip of water every time you 
feel the urge to lick instead.
•Your Diet
Some citrus and salty foods irritate your lips. Add a moderate amount of coconut oil, walnuts, or other nutrient-dense fats to your meals.
•Nutrient Deficiencies
Low amounts of iron, zinc, or B vitamins can also be a solid reason for the demise of your lips. Increase your servings of fruits and vegetables every 
day to 
ensure your body has what it needs. Also, consider adding a multivitamin as well.
 
•Easons for dry Lips
What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when your lips dry out? Lip balm, of course!
But as it turns out, conventional lip products are often filled with ingredients that can make your lips worse, not better. Check out the ramifications of 
your 
favourite products-
•
Petroleum
All that good Vaseline is derived from the same stuff you put in your car. The manufacturing process used to refine this ingredient causes potentially 
toxic 
results. Google Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and see for yourself.
•Parabens
Parabens really mess with your endocrine system. It would do you real good staying away from them. They’re also common in conventional lip 
balms,so 
be alert and check for them in the ingredients.
Chemical sunscreens
• Chemical sunscreens are always 
there in lip balms with SPF. 
They are known for causing 
allergic reactions, so avoid any 
balms with oxybenzone and 
homosalate.
What can I do better?
• Lots of things! First, you can do something to soothe and moisturize dry lips. Look for products with great 
ingredients. For example-
• Sugar
• Sugar has a gentle and natural way to slough dead skin cells from your lips. This type of exfoliation will help 
keep your lips soft and bubbly. With sugar, you also don’t have to worry about its environmental impact 
#completelysafe
• Beeswax
• Beeswax naturally forms a barrier on the surface of your skin. This keeps moisture in and the elements out. It 
won’t cause irritation or clog your pores, but it will help relieve itching and discomfort. Oh, and it has a 
naturally sweet smell and taste, which is definitely something you want when you’re thinking about lip 
products.
• Natural Extracts and oils
• Natural extracts are the best alternative to artificial flavours. They make your lip products taste great; with 
some other benefits your lips will love. Look for the ones with antibacterial properties that support healing in 
chapped or cracked lips. Natural oils like coconut and jojoba deliver those gorgeous nutrients and healthy fats 
to your lips. This will help them stay naturally smooth and nourished. These oils also help treat dry skin, 
making it easier and faster to heal chapped lips.