Read the original article on Purewow. Chapped lips are the bane of many people’s existence—myself included. For some, it’s seasonal. Summer turns to fall and then winter, and before you know it, ...

Both extreme heat and frigid temperatures can cause dryness and flaking, particularly on the lips, where skin is thin. For a lot of us, chapped lips are inevitable in the cold weather and dry air. “In ...

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If you’re suffering through lip pain this winter, find solace in the fact that you’re not alone. Cracked and flaking chapped lips are rampant this time of year, and a basic balm is not going to do you ...

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Try as we might to avoid them, chapped lips are par for the course during the winter. Most of us will have to contend with dry, flaky lips at some point this season, but that doesn’t mean you have to ...

Dr. Zeichner also advises staying away from exfoliating ingredients (like salicylic acid) that can make dryness worse and cooling ingredients (like camphor or menthol), which can lead to irritation.