You think lip gloss protects your lips? Hala Ajam says: Think Again

 
 
 
 
 
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Your Gloss is Drying Out Your Lips

by | May 2015
 
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I've been hearing a lot of women asking me: "Why are my lips always dry and chapped? But I always use lip gloss! Isn't it supposed to moisturize my lips?"

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Ladies, I'm sorry to bust this myth, but gloss, in fact, dries out your lips.

Using gloss as a replacement of moisturizer is not a smart idea, because, simply, it doesn't work. I've got five quick ways you can take care of your lips to makr sure they're silky smooth again:

 

Lip Balm

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There are tons of balms out there - a good lip balm is not something you can do without. Make sure you have one and that you're constantly using it.

 

 

Water

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You can't expect to stay moisturized without your daily intake of water. A lot of people miss this very basic point.

 

 

Make a Mix


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A nice homemade remedy you can concoct is a honey/olive oil mixture. Apply it to your lips before going to bed, you will feel the silky smooth difference!

Cucumbers


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Who said cucumbers can only be pressed onto your eyes? Press them onto your lips to get their hydrating effect.

Sunscreen

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Shield those lips from the sun, some occasional moisturizing sunscreen will help protect your lips from dangerous sunrays.

 

 

Brush it Off

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Before applying your lipstick, ladies, you can use a toothbrush to brush off your chapped lips to make sure you have the smooth base you need.

I hope this blog  has helped you ladies think twice about your lip-care regimen! Remember, you need to always be moisturized and healthy to create a perfect base for your makeup.

 

 
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