DRY, CHAPPED LIPS: DERMATOLOGY TIPS
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Dr. Maxfield applied that lip mask like an absolute dad.
Haha that's so true, especially the humming!! 😂
Lol yes. AND having lost the spoon. That’s a dad flex for sure
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Honestly, they seem so incredibly knowledgeable and up to date on the current literature....and then he pulls a move like he did smooshing the la niege on his mouth and you think, wait...Is this the same guy who just told us about using the mucosal lining of the lips during surgery to make external repairs?
...but you really said it best, absolute dad with that glorious lip treatment. smh lol
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Fun fact: ChapStick is a brand. Lip balm is the product. This is one of the best examples of brands that become generic trademarks. A person might say "I used some Chapstick today" but the brand of lip balm they used is actually Burt's Bees or something else. Kleenex, Vaseline, and Xerox are other examples of brands that get used as generic trademarks! OK, back to the dermatology lesson..
Where I'm from we call it 'Lip Ice' 😂
Its like people saying Vaseline compared to petroleum jelly. I learned that sooner than most ppl around me 😅
I thought Chapstick is how Americans call the lip balm!! No wonder no one understood him in my country. People thought he was looking for chopsticks lol
@@marichelleh1 very interesting! In my country they are called 'softeners, conditioners" :D
I’d also like to add bandaids, Velcro, jacuzzi, roller blades. The generic term for these are adhesive bandages, hook and loops, hot tub, and inline skates.
I love this, you guys are explaining topics that some other channels don't go into. Skin care is the whole body. I learned so much in this short bit and now I'm inspecting all my lip balm ingredients.
Glad you discussed becoming reliant on lip balm, but then following it up with "well, you need it..." haha! Made me feel better about the doubts I had about using lip balm so much in the winter
Thanks a lot for the double moisturising techniques docs. Also, congratulations on crossing 1 million. Well deserved ☺️
What are the double moisturizing techniques? I am hearing impaired. The caption didn’t catch it well.
@@sharenwiltshire8456 what they are saying is , to mix your Hyaluronic acid serum with the lip mask / balm and then apply it on your lips. Like that it will increase the hydration capacity. ❤️
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For double moisturizing could you use vanicream lotion, or the cream, first then on top of that put cerave healing ointment? Or could you mix the two together then put on?
@@ChandrikaNaveen
Thanks for catching the info., as some of us are watching the fine docs. and loose focus. 😂
I'm happy they mentioned double moisturizing with petroleum jelly as a safe and valid method. I have been doing that without any research (just took a swing) and it worked for me amazingly without any problems so I figured I was doing something right.
Same!
Yes! I use at night and does help. 👍🏻
@@misszlipster7565 no it’s not lol
yeah and vaseline has tiny jars too for the lips (i have the pink one) but they also have a normal version i think
@@karma5321 yes - I wish I could find the pink one! :)
The CeraVe Healing Ointment changed my LIFE! I bought a double pack of small tubes to make it convenient to carry (one in my purse and one on my bedside table) and my lips felt better, looked better, with less cracking within 24 hours - no exaggeration! Thanks so much for the tip!
Thanks. im definitely in a cycle of peeling, dry, and treatments.
The double moisturising is such a great advice. I’ve suffered from dry lips pretty much all my life till the last month. I would constantly apply lip balm day in day out, and still my lips would get so damn dry. I though it is the toothpaste or the lip balm or other stuff, tried so many different brands of lip balms and still the Same result. I would finish a whole lip balm tube in less than a month, my dad joked if I eat it lol. But recently I started applying burt’s bees honey lip balm and then applying a layer of Vaseline on top every night and just like that my dry lips problem was solved! There are still such misconceptions about Vaseline being harmful since it’s derived from crude oil and blah blah that we fail to see how it is actually such a useful ingredient. Also the point about the lips having no barrier was really cool to know, wasn’t aware of that. Anyway sorry for such a long comment!
I literally am going through the exact same thing. Love your comment, don’t be ashamed for the ‘length’ it was very inspiring and relatable.
@@Thebusterer same!!
Vaseline is harmful for the environment not for the body
Prolongled use of Vaseline darken your lips i have experienced it.
@@sadianoor4024 WHAT REALLY? :((
Jamaican here. No winter or dry weather. My lips used to chap and strip every other day. Could not wear matte lipsticks, flaky lips while talking to people.. embarrassing. Chapstick, Blistex, Burt’s bees, EOS…I tried them all!
Vaseline is my holy grail. Applied at night and I’m good for the day. So glad somebody recommended it 👌🏾
you could also try aquaphor, its my favorite:)
My favorite its nivea the strawberry shine one, the color is great and the smell is good also
@virtu no worries👌 I also kinda like the smell of the watermelon but some how its feel to strong for me and the pink color didnt match with my lips tone, so strawberry shine definitely my holygrail
I do the same as you but the next day, my lips are dryer!! 😌
Vaseline is the 🐐
I adore you two, what you do for us consumers is priceless. I'd love to have you guys make a video exclusively for old ladies like me that got started on skincare late in life
Age 51 here
Nivea Creme, ladies. Start there. Of course, use a gentle cleanser first (I love Biossance Algae cleanser-read the directions-lol), then use the Nivea. It's great under makep, too.
Cetaphil Cleanser, their body and face moisturizers. Use an exfoliating product as needed-and no, never on the lips!
I use castor oil and it works. It's a thick oil but it has staying power. When I'm at the gym I use avocado oil in a roll on applicator and that works as well. I also use Blistex, Lip Medex. Note: castor oil is used in many skin care products. It works best on mature skin.
I just started watching videos about skin care and yours are awesome, funny, informative, and well thought out. I really appreciate the time both of you take to make them. Right now it has even fixed a problem I have been having which is my irritation and dryness around the mouth even though I am always wearing my favorite lip balm. I have to constantly use a lip balm as I'm a lip licker and using a lip balm makes me stop the habit. I have been using this lip balm for several years so I didn't understand why I have been getting irritation around my mouth, even though I was using it more often which I guess made the problem even worse. When I saw the video I right away used another lip balm as I have different ones in my drawer as other people have gifted them to me and don't use, but instead I always reach for my favorite one. Within 30 minutes of using a different lip balm the irritation calmed down as well as the dryness around my mouth. I never thought my body would have issues with something that I have been fine with for several years but this video taught me differently. Thank you and sorry for the long comment. 😅
Once while I was breastfeeding I noticed that lanoline nipple cream heals nipples in few hours, so I applied it on my cracked dry lips in the evening and in the morning I was amazed. Cheap, safe as it is used for breastfeeding, it is just great
A dermatologist in the U.K. recommended HPA Lansinoh nipple balm for cracked lips on UA-cam in one of her videos and I agree it is a fantastic, cost effective solution 😊
Yes totally agree. I discovered it while breastfeeding too. I also apply it on my kids once a day during the harsh winter. Perfect!
Oh but I am soooooo allergic to lanolin- it will take the top layers off in one application and I’m miserable for a long bit while it heals. I cringed to think of it on my lips. So be careful and test it on a more discreet place than your face first (maybe the back if your knee or the inside of your elbow?).
I just discovered it it's amazing!!!
This is my night time go to. Love it! Great for any super dry areas. And a little goes A LONG long long way
Paulas choice lip balm in the jar is my holy grail and not over priced stays on all night and day!
I need to try this
Used the lenige lip mask every night for several months, forgot to apply it once and my lips were SO DRY! Decided to quit it cold turkey and my lips dried up and peeled for about two weeks 😭
I just love and appreciate you two! I’ve learned so much from you and my skin has completely changed for the better!
After Dr.Dray recommended the Cerave Healing Ointment for chapped skin and for lips. I was looking all over for the tube one. And after 3 stores I finally found it. But it was the big ass jar. I was so mad at that point just bought it for like $20-30 and was like YOU COMING HOME WITH ME DANG IT. and my sister laughed at me. WELL... 4 YEARS LATER. I have BARELY made a dent in it and my lips have been soft and supple since! 10/10 recommended. Also if you like diy chapstick/lip balm. It's a little soft for that but it's good for it!!! For travel in my purse I reused an empty cute lipstick tube from Jill Stuart and I get compliments on it all the time. 🥰
I want to try that for the winter. Also, blistex healing ointment is good too.
I found the blue tube at Walgreens. 😁 about $10. I use it every night, and Chapstick with SPF during the day.
I have dry lips throughout the year, and considering purchasing one. I'm curious how often you apply them now after 4 years of treatment??
@@rbssselene Every day! Usually at night so that I can gently rub off excess skin and my lipstick applies smooth in the day. But I'll do it anytime I feel like it. 👍🏼also note I'm pretty much just using the jar for my lips. Not for slugging or my hands and feet.
Thanks for your post!! I have Sahara lips and the ONLY two things on this planet that work for me is Petroleum Jelly and “Lip Service” from Lush.
I have tried almost everything and want to try the Cerave and I have small old containers that I can carry it around in. Lol! Wish me luck on finding it. 🤣
You guys rock! Super funny and educational at the same time :) I really enjoy how you both manage to present serious content while joking around so much!
you two are so adorable together. thankyou for making me smile
“It came with a little spoon. I lost it
Because it’s a little spoon.”
Most relatable line in the video.
I’d really love to see the close up/microscopic views of where the lips meet the lip line. I struggle with tiny blackheads all around the lip line, and I’d love to know how I could treat those without damaging the delicate skin on my lips. Thanks guys! You’re so much fun to watch!
Yes!
For me the Paula's Choice bha toner works well on the lip contours
@@Szandrie yes!!! Just DO NOT apply it too close to the corners of your mouth if you’re prone to cracking!
Sameee for me
I get blackheads too on those part ugh
I’ve had super dry lips all year round for as long as I can remember. Once someone told me I didn’t drink enough water so I went on a water binge and they were still dry! I have been using high spf lip balm on my lips for 30+ years. My dad and my 2 sisters and I get milia around or lips which my derm said was a rare place and she didn’t think milia was genetic. We do not use the same lip products. The only thing that has drastically improved my lips is the laneige lip mask. Sometimes I’ll use the burts bees in the winter. Facial peels help the annoying milia!
I just love both of them,
The way they expound their words.
They have myriad pieces of information.
❤️
Omg these 2 are my favorite, very informative yet HILARIOUS!!!
I've heard influencers say that there are no oil glands in the lips but also go on to say that you should "add" the moisture with chapstick. Thank God for doctors on UA-cam ❤️
What about 8 HR cream? My favorite
You guys are educational which I love but sooo entertaining as well! My go-to for lips is the cerave healing ointment too and I hope they take your advice and sell those little tubs, it's the perfect size. Love you guys!
Aquaphor has been my saving grace
I think it's the first video Dr Maxfield is talking more than Dr Shah, it's so cute seeing him finally getting comfortable and coming out of his shell. ♥
I’ve been using Cerave Healing ointment for years. I buy the large jar and just refill the travel size Vaseline jars with it. When my lips are really bad, I use my Cetaphil lotion first, then Cerave. Glad to know I’ve been doing it right.
In the past few years I've learned that I'm allergic to the ingredients in lip balm and I licked my lips super bad. Every few weeks my lips would break out so bad and it was painful. I finally brought it up to my doctor and she recommended Vaseline and it has been a game changer! Took a bit to get my lips back go normal, but as long as i make sure I always have Vaseline on me (or aquaphor), I have no issues! 🙌 lots of good info in this video!
I am struggling with chapped lips everyday
Aquaphor is too freakin sticky/gooey for me but vaseline seems to be good for me
Hi! Did u use the “original” Vaseline? Coz there r many kinds ryt?
Laniege lip sleeping mask changed my lips. I apply at night before bed and never need lip balm during the day unless I have a cold - then I just use during the day too. But not having to carry lip balm everywhere I go has been a game changer!
I wont even try it...it come with no safety seal. That worries me.
Is my fave as well use in place of lip chai
): I wanted to try it but, they test on animals
Specifically beagles! Them not being cruelty free makes me so mad
I have the gummy bear laniege and it burns my lips and makes it more dry and cracked and it hurts. 🥺😭 Such a waste of so much money!
@@Sea. thanks for letting us know this, it’s important
This helped so much! I found out I'm allergic to Avocados - very sensitive to it. AND I was wondering why I was breaking out around my mouth and expanding to my lower jaw and neck in red bumps. Stopped using the lip balm from True Botanicals after reading that it had Avocado oil in it, and my skin has cleared up and my lips are happy again. Now to find the right lip balm without Avocado oil in it.🤨
I'm always so jealous of women who can wear lipstick and still have normal lips 😂. Even without it my lips are always so dry. It's gotten way better since quitting all the lip balms and just moisturizing them. Gonna test the double method tonight!
I have systemic lupus & extremely dry skin and cracked lips especially during the colder months. I (personally) am addicted to the habit of using a chapstick. This vid really helps! Ty. HugsFromNYC 🍎
I was using the Aquaphor Advanced ointment. I think I used it too frequently. My dermatologist switched me to plain old vaseline. Hopefully this improves soon!
I remember having dry lips even in the summer from the age of probably 13 or so. I didn’t use any chapsticks at that time and I experienced a lot of pain and my lips wear cracked. So I started to use something that was similar to chapsticks and now, at the age of 36, I have always something on my lips because otherwise I just have to suffer under pain and dry lips that don‘t look nice as well :D
Toothpaste allergies are very common. Try using a kids toothpaste (for mild flavor) without SLS.
I actually found they now have like a 2 or 3 pack of the cerave ointment in travel tubes at the store and so i try to remember to keep one in my purse. Great multitasker for my lips and cuticles in the cold!
Thank you for providing this useful and highly educational content! As a beauty fanatic I like to try different lip balms and products but I always end up using the aquaphor and Vaseline, products my mom (RN) swore by since the 60s and ones I grew up using in the 80s and still today!
You guys are very informed and detailed. It would be amazing if you had some time stamps to go along with your category animations!!
Dr. Dray also makes an excellent point about lip care. She uses lotion on her lips before applying any 'sealant' like chapstick-esque products. I started doing that, too, and I definitely prefer the results from it. I like to apply a small layer of lotion (CeraVe) to my lips, let it sit for about 1 minute to absorb, and then apply the chapstick once the lotion has stopped being slick (so the chapstick can actually be applied instead of just smearing lotion around.) My lips almost never peel and when they do it's usually my fault for licking my lips, dry mouth, not reapplying chapstick, etc.
Thank you. I will definitely try this.😊
@@yulandatross3110 :D I hope it works well for you like it does for me!
I use nipple cream (lansinoh lanolin) on my lips after discovering how versatile it is after breast feeding my eldest. I used to always have dry chapped lips and years of chronic sinus infections meaning I breathe out my mouth which is really drying left my lips suffering! One day reading the back of the type I bunged some on and never looked back! When my aunt was in hospice care she was left with really sore lips and I would apply some for her even when she couldn’t talk any more she made relieved noises when I would apply it and all the nurses asked what I used too. It’s obvs an issue with certain allergies like everything (my friend with severe nut allergies can only;use lanolin too) but if you’re not allergic it’s amazing! Would love you to do a skincare video for those with nut and nut oil allergies!
Thank you soo much for this tip 😊❤️
So glad to see another person who has found how healing Lansinoh is on the lips. Anything with petroleum wrecks mine.
the only thing that works for me
I love their editor! Makes their videos not just informative, but fun!
On lip care...
Vaseline has an actual [pink] lip vaseline, tiny little tub that works fantastic. I've used it for a few years now. Not perfrect but the most complete I've found to date. I don't need to be constantly reapplying, and leaves the lips super soft and soothed when cracked.
I've also used the Laneige mask for a few years, few times a week. When I'm using the vaseline lip care, I don't use this much, but when I don't have it, I def need to rely on the lip mask to not have my lips cracking completely. It does feel sticky if too much is added. Will definitely need to try double moisturizing.
I love the way Dr Shah looks at Maxfield ....
I love love love your episodes! You guys are silly, funny and yet quite informative! Love it!
I just picked up the Laniege Lip Sleeping Mask on sale (thank you TJ Maxx!) and it has made SUCH a difference on my son's super dry, cracked lips. We've tried a lot of lip balms and the Laniege has worked wonders on his sad little lips. 😊
Thank you for these amazing tips to moisturize lips! One other product that's worked wonders for me personally is the "fresh sugar lip treatment" which has Shea butter in it with very mild fragrance and leaves lips super soft!! Wld definitely help to get your views on this lip balm as well. Thank you 👍
I remember last winter I really struggled with this, because I just wanted to be outside in the snow all day, I don't regret that. But afterwards I struggled with dry lips for half a year. I tried a lot of different balms, but in the end the thing that worked for me was aloe Vera. not a balm with aloe Vera, but just the raw gel. You don't have that instant feeling like your lips are better like with Chapstick, but it did really help and I could see some difference after a week.
The best channel for skincare
I love that they have different views sometimes or perceptions, this is such a key trait more doctors need to hold!
My derm got me on the Aquaphor, SPECIFICALLY the Advanced Therapy healing ointment and now they are normal!!! I've had dry chapped lips for years before this. Good luck!!!
Same with me! I use it at night and my skin stays incredibly soft after being so dry and rough before. I use it on my lips too and they are now softer than they have ever been.
Where did u get kt
@@kimlopez7763 Amazon, but it's in all drug stores, Walmart, and Target.
I put that on my feet!!
nooo dont use that product it has potential carcinogen
Supergoop lip balm is absolutely wonderful. Stays on longer and 30 spf
I have been using O’keeffe’s lip repair while on accutane and it works sooooooo good
I've actually been making my own lip balm for the past few years. It saves me money, it's more eco-friendly, and it's vegan! All it is is candellila wax, sweet almond oil, and mango butter, and I just pour it into reused lip balm tubes.
I make my own too!! It’s not vegan but it is organic! I use bees wax, jojoba oil (would use sweet almond oil but I have family and friends with severe nut allergies) , shea butter, sometimes cocoa butter, and a few drops of essential oil for scent! I started this about 4 years ago and honestly I love it!
You guys are so much fun!!! I use cerave ointment and top it off with Vaseline. This has saved my lips! No need for expensive lip masks.
I have been using Lanolin, a nipple cream for breastfeeding moms, on my lips and it's the only thing that doesn't make my lips more dry. I adore it. Changed my life.
Which brand please?
@@aroundtheworld6093 …..lanolin cream is the same thing as any other lanolin cream
Lanolin is amazing on the hands as well. I mix a bit with my lotion during winter and it's amazing
Thanks for great information, enjoyed immensely
I use the Laneige lip mask usually a few nights a week. It was expensive but it lasts forever. I have been on the same tub for like 3 years lol. I have never been a fan of scented lip balms as I hate having that flavor get in my mouth lol. Chapstick Total Hydration Soothing Oasis is my favorite lip balm in recent years!
can i buy the laniege lip mask? is it good enough for winter and daily use? I'm an 18 year old boy btw
Ive been using the Laneige lip sleeping mask for several months and while it is a nice product,i havnt found it any better than other good quality lip balms,i also find a stick/lipstick style product easier and more hygenic to use, rather than a pot with a fancy applicator!
@@helengrunow5094 ya I think any other lip mask would be fine too. I also lost the applicator lol. My cousin likes the Blistex one
@@ChanelGloe i usually have a different one in my handbag, one or two in my befroom and one in loungeroom and also use carmex and nivea soft rose-i admit im a lipbalm junkie!
@@helengrunow5094 same. I guess that I'm not so special😭
I've been using the Tatcha lip mask for over 2 years. I live in a super dry Colorado climate, and that lip mask saved my lips from constant need for lip balm during the day.
I used the Laneige sleeping mask after watching this, it’s FANTASTIC! The chapping has gone and I now have smooth lips, thank you. ❤️❤️
I make my own lip balm with the beeswax from our beehives and I also use tallow as well. I like a natural approach and it seems to have been working great for me 🤷♀️
Every winter, I used to struggle with cracks at the side of my lips. Dr. Dray said in one video that it could be due to beeswax. I've since eliminated beeswax balms and, voila, no problems. I wish Vaseline sold the small squeeze lip tubes here in Canada like they do in the USA (we get little pots, which require application with fingers, ewww).
You might not be missing out as much as you think. I’m in the us, and I find the “plain” squeezy-tube vaseline to taste a bit bitter and not as effective for lip care, unlike the “plain” kind that comes in the little pot. It seems like maybe they’re processed differently or something. It’s a bummer.
Cracks in the corners of the mouth can also be a sign of iron and B vitamin deficiency, I struggled with it once and adjusting my diet and adding in a supplement was the fix.
Cracked corners of lips is usually Angular Cheilitis
@@wilyMatzo the ingredient on the tube has added fragrance that the tub does not have. I find this irritating as the fragrance isn't needed and could be an allergy issue.
One word: LANOLIN
Thank you for taking the time to educate us all!! You rock!!!
Thank you very much! I struggle with really dry lips every single winter so I really appreaciate a video right from the pros that know what they are talking about. Can´t wait to try out new ideas next winter! :))
I definitely do the double-moisturizing technique and it helps! I use either raw shea butter, or another blend of butters, then top it with something else. I used to use Aquaphor, but lately I'm using a lip mask from Handmade Heroes, which also has a blend of butters, looks pretty clean, and has no fragrance. Thanks for the other recommendations!
Excellent timing! My lips have been so dry recently. Thanks for this 😀
A video on lip hyperpigmentation would be appreciated.
I am now obsessed with your videos. I just found you guys on my algorithm. I have only recently gotten back to lip care because my lips tend to get really dry and flaky. I have a tendency to want to peel them off and it gets painful. So far, I really like using the scented Burts Bees lip balm and lip oil because it helps keep the skin on my lips hydrated.
I have found that my dry lips has less to do with what I put on them and much more to do with my body. If I'm sick or stressed or not eating well, they dry out and there's nothing I can put on that makes a big difference (although it feels soothing and protects from wind and cold). But when I'm healthy, so are my lips.
I really appreciate this video. I have used a number of lip balms, I found they all made my lips worse. I found that they were all too waxy or something off about them. The edges of my lips would actually peel at times and bleed. I finally said screw it and started using Vaseline and no problem. Never been able to wear lipstick either. I’m 68 and sometimes something that has been around longer than me is recommended. 🎉🎉
They DO sell a two pack of tiny Cerave Healing Ointments! I got mine from Walgreens. They’re also great because you don’t have to touch your face with them. They’re little tubes with a small hole. Amazing for on the go and my favorite lip balm. I also love Vanicreams Spf lip balm :)
Great video! All my questions answered. Thank you 😊 💓
Loving the discussion! *subscribed*
the laneige lip mask is amazing. but the best lip balm i’ve ever used is the eucerin intensive lip balm. its comfortable, affordable and heals my chapped, peeling lips.
For me nothing works better than classic rich Nivea cream. It literally repairs and heals lips by nourishing them like nothing else. Before I tried almond, coconut oil, cocoa and Shea butter, Vaseline, but old blue Nivea beats them all 👍
Y’all are officially in my algorithm 👍🏼😊
You guys are awesome and love the Sense of humor!
My lips were sooo bad last winter and what helped them the most was dabbing some water on them and then applying vaseline, during the day and especially overnight. It really was that simple and helped sooo much. I guess it's kinda like double moisturizing? Hope this helps someone because it definitely helped me!
Yeah, I realized a few years ago that when my lips were starting to get dry, and I was unconsciously licking my lips, if I licked them then immediately put on lip balm it would be a lot more comfortable. Of course that's my technique when I'm outside, but I usually don't feel like I have dry lips when I'm inside.
I put the same face serum on my lips the same way as my face, and while it’s still wet, I apply my face cream over both my face and lips. Works so well!!! I’m allergic to petroleum jelly 😩 I know for sure it would be the best thing ever for them though!!!
@@metropolotankreyole saliva can make it even worse. Try to not lick your lips. I have a lot experiences with dry lips.
@@sm3675 Thankfully, when I caught myself it's not bad yet, they are starting to get dry. Slightly. In 2 hours with lip balm, the dryness is already gone.
@@metropolotankreyole I was a chronic lip licker as a kid, I don't know that I'd recommend forcing this treatment on a child, but I can say outside of the traumatic circumstances, it did work, both to heal my extremely damaged face (I looked like a clown) and break the habit.
For context, I was traumatically abused as a child, and my lip-licking was a behaviour I developed as a result of that, so it was intensely chronic. I was taken to a Doctor because it was so bad and my face was red raw a good centimetre around the entire perimeter of my lips and most of the way down my chin (I have a charming school photo depicting this sorry mess) and my skin was cracked and peeling all around my mouth.
In the UK we have this cream called germoline, which is like antiseptic for wound healing but also mildly analgesic(numbing). It tastes vile and it smells faintly of dettol (in a manner I personally find comforting, but my partner hates). Anyways, I had this cream applied to my poor lips and lower face at least three times a day for what felt like months, but I imagine was maybe a month, maybe two. Whilst it worked it's magic healing my face and actually providing numbing relief so I was feeling less compelled to lick or touch it, it also tasted fucking terrible and anytime I licked I was sharply rewarded with the nasty bitter taste, which helped to eventually break the habit.
Another brand we have is savlon, which is almost the same product, but with no numbing agents and a little less thick than germoline, but it does also not taste very nice and should yield similar if slightly less effective results.
If you can't get either wherever you are from, I am fairly confident your local pharmacy will have a cream that has the same properties under a different brand.
I will also add, that because the root of my problematic behaviour wasn't addressed, while I did stop lip licking, I suspect this is around the time I started to grind my teeth - a habit I still do when stressed to this day and have ruined my molars doing (before liplicking, I had been biting myself, circa aged 5, something I have no memory of, but is documented in my children's services file. Each time, only the behaviour was addressed, so I simply adapted and found a new outlet/coping mechanism).
All this to say: If lip licking is a serious compulsion, treat that, but also consider seeking some therapy to address the root cause, so you don't just subconsciously find a new maladaptive coping mechanism (and also you deserve to have the tools to develop healthy coping mechanisms and outlets and to work through and/or let go of whatever it is that's living in your brain without paying you rent). :)
could you do a video about what other actives that we put on our faces, could be put on the lips? like - no retinoids or exfoliators, but yes to hyaluronic acid. what about niacinamide? or azelaic acid?
Thank you guys for sharing this information! Learning to take better care of my hair, skin, lips, and overall physical health.
Love your videos!!! Very informative thank you so much.
Darn! I love lip scrubs! I can't help it! My lips get so... chapped & dry. I have several lip balms & lip masks, gonna try the double moisturize & ordering that Cerave right now. Thanks Docs!
Just the video for this season. I've been double moisturizing my lips at least once a day, and it finally helped them stop peeling and chapping :)
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Honestly Revision makes the best!!
I live in an extremely humid climate but my lips are always excessively and painfully dry. Could you please do a video on what underlying health issues could be causing this?
I'm a new subscriber! I've learned so much from you two! (Great team) I absolutely love your videos!! I'm learning and laughing at the same time.....plus you're easy on the 👀 eyes! THANK YOU FOR taking time to educate us all!
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My Mom is addicted to lip balm. I have never seen anyone use as much lip balm as my mother. My 10 year old autistic son has EXTREMELY chapped and peeling lips. It’s severe, plain and simple. I tend to lean toward more nature sourced products for his lips because of the autism and his tendency towards sensory type issues and eating the products. Thank you for the information.
Love it! I am super interested in what your advice is for seborrheic dermatitis.... I have had it on my scalp since forever and sometimes get flare ups that even spread to my face. It can be super frustrating that it never really goes away entirely....
I have so many lip balms and chap sticks it's insane ... Dr paw paw over night lip mask (blue tube) is my fav I own ALL of the types and colors... Burt bees chap stick is also great... Elf makes a lip balm that super thick which is great to apply over a hyaluronic acid like the one from The Ordinary .. so if you have the hyaluronic acid from The Ordinary but don't like it for your face try it on damp lips then put a balm over it
Love The Ordinary Hyaluronic almost 3 years together
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I loved their humor in this video
I think when people say addicted they mean that the lip actually gets addicted to where if you stop using it, the lips get more chapped than ever. I guess I should have kept watching…I love it, “Reliant” I will set people straight. Thanks, you two are awesome!!! You are saving my two teens faces and other skin issues.
Was about to buy a lip scrub and this totally changed my mind!!!! Thank you 😮💨
Vaseline works well!
I've switched to using Palmer's Cocoa Butter Swivel Stick for the last several years. It's the big tube, not the chapstick size which has ingredients I react to. I am sensitive to many lip moisturizers. I recently had lip blush tattooing and was given a special ointment to use while healing. I didn't realize at first, but I was reacting to the product. It contained pitchouli oil, which seems like an odd addition for a product meant to be used following lip tattoing. Definitely need to watch the ingredients!
I can’t believe it. I found this video because, I’ve never really struggled with dry lips in my life, I’ve always used Vaseline and that worked great for me! I recently started using aquaphor healing ointment (the one in the squeeze tube) and again, no issues. Eventually I wanted something more convenient to throw in my purse so I got the little chapstick size aquaphor tube that I started using and noticed my lip was becoming extremely dry and would peel and it didn’t matter how much I used or didn’t use it wouldn’t go away. So anyway I just assumed it was the dry weather or something but was confused because I had used aquaphor before and had no problems, so I stumbled on this video and I am realizing now that the chapstick version of aquaphor has castor oil and the squeeze tube does not. NO WONDER. thank y’all for this eye opening moment because I never would’ve pieced that one together (,:
Hi! I just started using vaseline for my dry lips. Can you share your routine? Do you add sone kind of lip moisturiser before? Thanks ^^
The docs were pretty anti-lip exfoliation, so I don't know how they'll feel about this sure-fire method I discovered by accident. But there have been times where my lips were so chapped, they were on the verge of bleeding. The thing that helped - almost overnight: Smoothing on a tiny bit of Retin-A, letting that sink in, and covering it with a thick layer of lip mask (I used La Neige). After that, the dead skin easily flaked off and my lips were good as new.
Interesting technique! How do you maintain the brand-new lip status after? Just keep applying lip mask or some other lip coating product?
@@bxrosie04 Good question. I generally wear something on my lips every day anyway, so yes - I definitely wear a good lip balm after using the Retin A.
Very Helpful!💯
And BTW, LOOOOOVE your videos, Docs. Cute, informative, educational, and soooo funny! Thank you! 😍😍
I actually really love SunBums chapsticks. I haven’t really taken a deep dive into ingredients and I have never heard anyone talk about them. They have similar texture to Burt’s bees without as much fragrance, at least seemingly to me. I use their chapstick under laneige mask or Vaseline at night.
I'm sad that I can't use Sun Bum because I'm allergic to the zinc. It made my lips flare up and peel and shred. So gross.
I have not yet found a lip covering that has sun protection and doesn't have zinc.