However, there's another far less enjoyable factor that tends to pop up every time the weather starts to cool down: chapped lips. No one wants to deal with cracked and peeling skin, and even less ...

Chapped lips can be a problem at any time of the year. If it isn’t the bitter cold or dry air causing your lips to crack and flake, it’s the harsh effects of the sun or your cosmetic products ...

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.

Chapped lips, also known as cheilitis, are common in winter due to thinner skin on the lips and lack of natural oils. Causes include frequent lip licking, dehydration, certain medications ...

Are your lips feeling more dry and cracked than usual? You’re not the only one. Here’s how you can combat dry lips during the change of season. When choosing the best lip balm for dry lips ...

Something I love about this lip product is that unlike common chapsticks, my lips don’t feel crazy dry and dehydrated when it inevitably wears off from eating and drinking. They stay hydrated ...

Chapped lips? Dry skin? The coldest season of the year brings a flurry of problems. Fortunately, we've got five ways to winter-proof your skin. Step 1 to battling the elements? Bathe briefly.

It's common for our skin and lips to feel more dry during the winter months – but that's not the only reason why your pout could be suffering. A skin specialist took to TikTok to share a nasty ...

But there are also the annoying aspects, including frigid temperatures, scraping snow off of windshields and, of course, dreadfully chapped lips. I’m prone to dry lips, and as soon as the colder ...