I have a bad habit of picking the skin off my lips, which makes them chapped as hell and whatnot.
I've been doing a good job of getting rid of the habit, but my lips still get this layer of skin over them when I put lip chap on.
Is this normal?
Drink more water
>>16594057
I do.
>>16594075
Then exfoliate from times to times
>>16594081
I brush my lips in the morning does that count
Use petroleum jelly to better moisturize them.
>>16594089
Yeah I do this too actually, just put lip chap continuously then, I had the same issue until I started to put chapstick really often. And maybe try another kind of chapstick, Burt's bee are good
>>16594092
Thanks I'll try this too
>>16594097
That's what I use but I don't know if that "skin" is just the dried layer of Chapstick or not.
>>16594144
No it's probably skin that was already dry and somehow putting chapstick on made it peel off from your lips. My advice would be to reapply chapstick as soon as it dries out and make it a habit, that's how I dealt with my dried lips
>>16594160
I heard that putting on Chapstick makes your lips too dependant on them, is this what's going on? My lips are addicted to burt's bees
>>16594170
Nah I can go a week without putting on any and it's fine, I doubt there's such a thing as lips getting dependant on chapstick
>>16594186
Alright thanks
