Chapped Lips, Dry Lips – Caused by Dehydration? Inner Dryness, Part 1

With the sudden onset of harsh winter days, how is everyone feeling? When you start to feel dryness, it's essential to moisturize your skin and body! This is especially true for your constantly moving lips💋. Let's moisturize from the inside and out. After all, chapped lips can be painful. The skin on your lips is thin and delicate. It doesn't produce sebum or sweat, and it's vulnerable to friction. When you feel like you need to take better care of them, that's the time for maintenance. Let's start with what's easy to do. Causes of chapped lips include: ① Dryness ② Dehydration ③ Weakened stomach and intestines ④ Friction ⑤ External irritation. I think many people can relate to ① and ② (myself included).

When you have time, apply honey🍯 to your lips, cover with plastic wrap, and leave on for 5 minutes. Your lips will feel moist and hydrated. For even better results, place a warm, damp towel over the plastic wrap. If you're looking for an easier way to maintain their beauty, try the Cactus Oil Mask. Use it as a lip mask💋. When applying to your lips, leave it on for 10 minutes, then gently rinse with lukewarm water.

Replenish moisture from within your body. Throughout the day, regularly drink room-temperature water. On mornings when you feel a little under the weather, drinking warm plain hot water will warm your intestines. Choose water over tea, which has diuretic properties. Carbonated water that's not too cold is also recommended. Continue to Part 2→