What's a good chap stick?

Question

I've got some really badly chapped lips, and i've already tried burt's bees, carmex, and lip ice. any other suggestions?

Answer 1

CARMEX, i love that stuff. I use to use all the other kinds but once I used CARMEX I never went back!  

Answer 2

I prefer Avon chap stick but, you do have to order it though a representative.  If I pick some up at the store I prefer Softlips in the raspberry flavor. Both give a nice soothing slick feel to your lips instead of a feeling of a cakey build up. But, the best thing to do is to find out why you are getting such bad chapping. Maybe it's that you are l*****g your lips or are eating a lot of spicy foods. Could be exposure to the windy or cold weather. Try to figure out the source and decrease the exposure. Keep applying the chap stick whenever you feel it has worn off to keep the lips protected. Don't be surprised if after awhile you always feel you need chap stick on. You can develop a dependency which really isn't a big deal. You just feel like your lips are dry most of the time!

Answer 3

Bag Balm is really nice.

I'd really recommend anything with shea butter, though.  It works well for healing dry and cracked skin.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Try Vaseline and really put it on thick, its usally a good healer.

Answer 6

You should try Bag Balm.  You can find it in the animal care section, even at Walmart.  A big can is about $7.  You can put some in a pocket size container and carry it with you.  No joke, it really works!!

Answer 7

bonne bell makes some glosses with sesame oil.  Don't use vaseline, it is petroleum based and will dry your lips.  There are some newer glosses with sunscreen, aloe and healthy stuff in them