thread: Really dry lips- product recommendations?

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  1. #1
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    Mar 2008
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    Mrs Hendo is that the paw paw ointment you get in the red tube at the chemist? And I presume the brushing with dry toothbrush is exfoliating?

    Tinks I've tried the red chapstick- not so good for me but thanks! And yes, more water would be good for my lips and the rest of me!

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    Jun 2009
    Geelong
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    Yep thats the one. I find it really good, i even use it on my cuticles when doing my nails. And the dry brushing is really good for exfoliating but I would suggest doing that after a couple of days when they have softened a tad otherwise depending on how dry they are you don't want to end up bleeding. But like our skin exfoliating our lips is really important too.

    I really hope it works for you I have never come across someone it hasn't
    x
    Cara

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    Jan 2004
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    I recently bought the paw paw ointment for dry lips and found it was fantastic! I have used other products, which were really good, but this was by far the best i reckon

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    Oct 2008
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    I would say try paw paw cream or Carmex lip balm. The Carmex is meant to soothe and heal. I know friends have used it and loved.

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    Feb 2008
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    is that the paw paw ointment you get in the red tube at the chemist?
    Watch that one... although it isn't labelled as so, it is a petroleum based product. There are other paw paw ointments out there that are much better. Try googling paw paw petroleum to find some others (Simmons or Nutraceuticals). I found Nutraceuticals in my local pharmacy, and it is lovely !

    I second the water thing too. Your lips can become addicted to the lip treatment and the only real solution is increasing your water intake so that you are no longer dehydrated.

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    Oct 2005
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    you can also try lanolips, so great

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    Moogoo lip balm.

    And lots of water! Since drinking lots of water my lips are perfectly kissable and non-cracked with huge chunks of dry skin.

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    Oct 2008
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    yeah i love lucas paw paw ointment in the red tube.
    i tried brushing my lips with toothbrush and it just made them more raw and sore.
    also blue chapstick

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    carmex or blistex are good.

  10. #10
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    Nivea lip balm, aqua blue one - for damaged lips works a treat for me.