What products you should be using on your lips, including serum, SPF, and a moisturizer.
What I've found through my winters in the Northeast is that lip balm alone just isn't enough, so I tracked down some skin health experts to see what we can do about it—and whether putting on my lips some of that fancy serum I use on the rest of my face might just do the trick.
Why our lips need just as much attention as the rest of our face.
So what about dehydration? As Barr explained, "The lips appear to lose water three times as fast as surrounding skin, making them more vulnerable to dehydration and dryness. When the lips become dry, skin cell turnover slows down and the lips become flaky."
No one likes a flaky lip, so it's important to take steps to both prevent and treat this environmental damage and dehydration as often as you can.
Why you should be using serum on your lips
Mieloch often recommends Barbara Sturm Super Anti-Aging Serum and some other great but more cost-effective options include Now Foods Hyaluronic Acid Firming Serum and Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Serum.
If this isn't as effective as you wanted it to be, it might be worth taking a look at your diet since according to Barr, "Environmental factors as well as certain medications and nutritional deficiencies like zinc and B vitamins can cause lips to become dry, chapped, and dull in color."
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