Only a few months to go for the winters and as much as we love the chill in the air, winters can be detrimental to our skin. After all, don't you just always end up with chapped lips all through this season? But worry not as a few tips and tricks will allow you to arm your lips against the harsh weather ahead. Here's listing them down...
 

Stay hydrated

Stay hydrated

We've said this before and we're saying it again—hydration is the key to escaping chapped lips in the coming season. By this, we don't just mean drinking at least 3 litres of water every day but we also mean eating water by way of consuming hydrating fruits like kiwis, watermelon and strawberries. Water intake will ensure that your body isn't dehydrated and in turn, keep your lips well-moisturised.

 

Moisturise all day

Moisturise all day

Just like you need to internally hydrate your lips, you also need to externally moisturise your puckers. Do this by way of the Lakmé Lip Love. This one's available in several flavours. They all come with a dual core—the inner core contains a creamy inner that moisturises the lips while the outer core gives your lips a burst of colour. Make sure you keep reapplying this to ensure that your lips are soft and pink when the winters arrive.

 

Remove makeup

Remove makeup

When you go to bed with lipstick on, you cause some serious harm to your lips. After a point, the ingredients in lipsticks reduce the skin's ability to respire causing the lips to turn dehydrated. So make sure you start now and remove all your makeup including your lipstick before you go to bed.

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Cut down on salty and spicy food

Cut down on salty and spicy food

If your lips are prone to getting dry, you ought to cut down on salty and spicy foods. That's because spices can easily irritate your lips causing them to become further dry.

 

Massage your lips

Massage your lips

Massaging lips will improve blood circulation and promote cell repair, which will in turn save you from chapped lips. Once in a while massage your puckers with a natural oil so they're well-moisturised.