2. Put on a moisturizer or chap stick to make your lips soft. This is very important because if you do not do this, the cosmetics you apply can dehydrate your lips and make them crack or peel. Also if it's cold outside, use a chap stick not based on water (aqua), as the water will freeze
3.Exfoliate your lips by mixing a pinch of sugar with about a drop of water. Rub the sugar water on the lips and rinse it off. Your lips will be perfect and soft. Be sure to put on a moisturizing lip balm or lipstick afterward so your lips don't dry out. You should always put on lipstain, lipstick, lip balm, lip gloss, or chapstick to keep your lips looking healthy, as skin heals better when there's a buffer between it and the weather or temperature. On sunny days, you should put sunscreen on your face -- including your lips.
4.Get some moisturizer (the thicker the better) and after you've brushed your teeth at night, put the moisturizer on your lips, rubbing it on your lips and a little bit around your mouth until you can't see it. Then, get some more and dab a thick layer onto your lips so your lips look white (the color of the moisturizer). Leave it on overnight, and during the night it will soak into your lips and dry, leaving them smooth, soft and perfect.
5.Stay Hydrated! By drinking lots of fluids the moisture will go to your lips and make them lush and hydrated. It will also make your skin full of moisture!
6.Don't lick your lips. Resist the urge to lick your lips, even when they are dry and chapped. When saliva evaporates, it leaves skin on the lips even more chapped. Saliva also contains acids that are helpful for breaking down skin but which don't exactly heal chapped skin. Stick with a lip balm instead.
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