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The skin on the lips is extremely thin and sensitive. Lacking sebaceous glands, it loses moisture very easily. Therefore, without proper care, it can crack in just a few hours, causing discomfort when speaking, smiling, or eating. At this time of year, temperatures begin to drop, and the lips are one of the most exposed and sensitive areas. The cold, wind, and central heating cause dryness, cracking, and an unpleasant tight feeling.
Below, we'll tell you how to prepare your lips for the cold and what to do to keep them protected and looking soft, hydrated, and naturally juicy throughout the cold season, in 6 easy steps.

Before moisturizing, it's important to remove the dead skin cells that accumulate on the surface. Use a gentle lip scrub and massage in circular motions for a few seconds, then rinse off the excess with warm water. This will help balms and treatments penetrate better, leaving your lips looking smoother and more even.
Cold weather dehydrates the skin, so the key is to moisturize several times a day. Opt for balms that contain nourishing ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, beeswax, or vitamin E.
Extra tip: Before going to sleep, apply a generous layer of balm or a "nighttime lip mask" to regenerate them while you sleep.
It seems like a quick fix, but saliva only makes dryness worse . When it evaporates, it takes what little moisture your lips have, leaving them even drier. Instead, always carry a moisturizing balm with you and reapply it whenever your lips feel tight.
Although it might not seem like it, lips can also get sunburned . Choose a lip balm with SPF 15 or higher to protect them from both the cold and UV rays. If you're going skiing or exposed to extreme temperatures, reapply more frequently and try to protect your mouth with a scarf or other clothing.
Drinking water is essential, even in winter. A lack of internal hydration is first noticeable on the lips. If you don't fancy cold water, drink natural herbal infusions or unsweetened tea to keep your body well hydrated.
If you like to wear makeup every day, keep in mind that matte or long-lasting lipsticks tend to dry out your lips. In colder weather, opt for creamy, oily, or satin-finish textures . Look for products with natural oils and avoid those containing alcohol or strong fragrances.
Tip: If you want instantly luscious lips, mix your usual lip balm with a drop of jojoba or rosehip oil to add shine, nourishment, and a visual effect of fuller lips.
With these care tips, your lips will be ready to face winter : soft, protected and radiant.