What is Your Go-To Treatment for Chapped Lips?

[pistasheo]

Try carmex!
It's good for extremely chapped lips, cold sores and it has a nice cooling effecct after application from the menthol!

[Darth Vector]

Rubbing them with a soft towel right after shower to remove skin flakes, then putting on a layer of 'locobase repair'. Usually gives a quick-fix overnight.

[Lady Kayura]

Chapstick brand chapstick or Burt's Bees chapstick. And not licking my lips. And staying hydrated.

[El Diablo de la Luna]

the knees bees duh

[Chibi Halo]

I use Burt's Bees but there are times when that won't heal the cracks, the parts where I've chewed off the flaky skin, and the stuff growing back. That's when I break out the Neosporin. They have a line of lip treatments that you can buy that heal lips in three to five days of consistent use.

[Sailor Blue Rose]

As others have said...
1. Get rid of the "dead" skin. By means of taking an extra- soft toothbrush and rubbing it over you lips, or a towel after you shower.
2. I would suggest have a treatment for day and night. Something that has a little bit of flavor for the day, and then something that is medicated for night / sleep.
3. Stay hydrated.

[Caffeine_Parade]

Any time I have chapped lips, or feel my lips are going to be chapped, I use regular medicated Blistex.
It always works for me.

[madeleine10]

Sailor Blue Rose

As others have said...
1. Get rid of the "dead" skin. By means of taking an extra- soft toothbrush and rubbing it over you lips, or a towel after you shower.
2. I would suggest have a treatment for day and night. Something that has a little bit of flavor for the day, and then something that is medicated for night / sleep.
3. Stay hydrated.

The day/night routine is a great idea; I hadn't thought of that.

[Bored Broke and Blonde]

piparminttukaramelli

I usually put on a layer of Chapstik and then a layer of Bath and Body Works lip shine. The second one is a bit expensive but one tube lasts a pretty long time.

Before bed I do the same: I'll layer on some lip balm of choice (lately I've been shamelessly using Revlon ColorBurst Lip Butter), and then I'll use a much thicker layer of a more intense hydration (while I did use a BBW lip shine previously, I'm liking my Blistex Moisture Melt lately). I will take looking awful when I sleep over dry, cracked lips any day.

I'm also pretty good for keeping lip balm on me at all times. When I get ready in the morning I use my Revlon ColorBurst Lip Butter (again), but I generally use eos throughout the day. I've found it's stuck pretty well, but next time I'd like to get a lip balm from The Body Shop. I liked one that I got a few years back there.

[pistasheo]

pistasheo

Try carmex!
It's good for extremely chapped lips, cold sores and it has a nice cooling effecct after application from the menthol!

And the suggestions under mine about rubbing your lips with a toothbrush or towel reminded me of a sweeter alternative that you can carry around!
Try a drop of olive oil, some honey, and a bit of brown sugar. It's a great exfoliator and leaves your lips tasting sweet!

[Autumn Opaline]

Put Vaseline or Carmex on every couple of hours or so, especially when you're going out into the cold weather. Drink plenty of water as well.

[Nercited Zombociraptor]

EOs, Burt's Bees, or Chapstick brand usually work.
Also, I like to get a small corner of a washcloth damp in warm water and rub my lips in small circles. Similar to using a skin scrub.

[DarkGoddess1992]

I use paw paw cream, that stuff does wonders. Now that I think about it, I my lips are kinda dry. neutral *goes to get some*

[Vintage Baby Deer]

I just use chapstick 24/7. So my lips never get the chance to get chapped. pirate

[LavenderMintRose]

EOS balm, Rosebud lip balm (I use Brambleberry Rose), or Sugar lip treatments by Fresh. The last one's pretty expensive, I got a set of two as a birthday bonus from Sephora and I've been hesitant to buy more, but I do because they're REALLY good.

Also, I use an exfoliating scrub. I make mine, by mixing sugar with a bit of honey, and rubbing my lips together with it on, then wiping it off. I know LUSH and a few other brands make them, but I've never bought one, I've just used my homemade version. You can google for recipes for them.