Chapped lips usually take about one to two weeks to heal, but the exact time can vary depending on the severity of the chapping and how well you take care of your lips.

Cracked and flaking chapped lips are rampant this time of year, and a basic balm is not going to do you much good. Nor will your standard drugstore lip gloss, which is why we’ve delved deep into ...

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We’re talking about lips, that finicky inch of skin that can get dry, flaky, and chapped from just one coat of liquid lipstick. Related Stories The 19 Best Lip Balms of All Time ...

Chapped lips can strike at any point in the year, but the winter combination of frigid temps, dry air and brisk winds makes the ailment so much worse. Not only are chapped, ...

Struggling with dry, chapped lips? Find out the causes as well as the best tips and remedies to cure chapped lips fast.

Chapped lips are caused by the same thing that causes chapping and rashes anywhere on the body: extreme dryness, worsened in this case by – you guessed it – lots of lip licking.

For most, lip balm is a worthy ally in the fight against chapped lips. But some people can't take fragrances, flavors and preservatives found in popular balms. When applied, ...

Suffering from chapped lips can be a real pain, especially when nothing seems to heal the flaking and drying. Well, not all chapped lips are the same. Depending on what caused them, there could be ...

Lip balm provides an artificial barrier that seals moisture into your lips temporarily, giving them a chance to heal while being protected from the elements further chapping them—again, temporarily.

A drugstore-favorite lip balm, the Carmex Classic Lip Balm soothes and repairs dry, chapped lips with its medicated formula, which is a skin-strengthening blend of cocoa butter, camphor and menthol.

Lip balm can soothe chapped lips, but some people may be allergic to its ingredients. For those few, the products can sting instead of soothe.