Chapped lips can be painful and uncomfortable, but there are several ways to heal them. Here are some tips and ingredients that can help:

Tips:

• Use a thick ointment, such as white petroleum jelly, to seal in water longer than waxes or oils.
• Use non-irritating lip balm, lipstick, and other products that you apply to your lips. Avoid products that contain camphor, menthol, salicylic acid, or fragrances and flavors, as they can further irritate the delicate skin.
• Gently exfoliate your lips to remove dead skin cells that can prevent your lip balm from reaching and moisturizing the new skin underneath the flaky areas. You can make your own lip scrub with ingredients you already have at home, such as sugar or sea salt and honey or oil.
• Apply a moisturizer to keep your lips from drying out further. Products containing beeswax, petroleum jelly, shea butter, coconut butter, olive oil, glycerin, castor seed oil, castor wax, dimethicone, or mineral oil can help to hydrate and protect your lips.
• Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during dry weather.

Ingredients:

• Castor seed oil: It can help heal chapped lips.
• Beeswax: It can help to hold moisture in.
• Shea butter: It can help to hydrate and protect your lips.
• Coconut butter: It can help to hydrate and protect your lips.
• Olive oil: It can help to hydrate and protect your lips.
• Glycerin: It can help to hydrate your lips.
• Dimethicone: It can help to form a barrier and protect your lips.
• Honey: It can help to soothe and moisturize your lips.

Negative:

• Avoid lip products that contain camphor, menthol, salicylic acid, or fragrances and flavors, as they can further irritate the delicate skin.

Positive:

• Using the above tips and ingredients can help to heal dry, chapped lips in 2 to 3 weeks.