No matter where you live, the seasonal dip in degrees can affect our lips in the most cumbersome ways. Think dry, dehydrated and sometimes flaky or chapped lips. To give your mouth a boost, try lip butters, overnight masks and antioxidant and vitamin-rich lip oils with moisturizing properties and beneficial ingredients. Just as our skin care changes with the weather, so should our lip care. These 10 treatments with skin-care benefits will help soothe and nourish for a kissably soft pout.
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Ildi Pekar Lip Butter ($21)
With CBD to calm and plant-derived kokum to condition, this everyday treatment heals chapped lips and has a refreshing Sicilian lemon scent.
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True Botanicals Botanical Lip Balm ($24)
The star ingredient in this all-natural balm is hyaluronic acid which is combined with a blend of bulgarian rose, warm vanilla and spilanthes, a plant extract known to minimize lines and wrinkles.
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Sigma Renew Lip Oil ($22)
Activated to give you a unique wash of color inspired by your own body's personal pH, this ultra-hydrating oil also softens lips with jojoba and sunflower seed oils and vitamin E.
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COSRX Ceramide Lip Butter Sleeping Mask ($19)
Somehow ultra-rich while still feeling lightweight, this ceramide-based mask will leave your lips so soothed overnight that you can ditch the constant reapplication of balm the next day.
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ROEN Elixir Tinted Lip Balm Oil ($32)
Not shiny, not sticky and not glossy—this tinted oil in a stick is both a lip treatment on the go and a hint of much needed "your-lips-but-better" sheer color.
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Tula SOS Treatment Balm ($22)
With a mix of superfruits, peptides, hyaluronic acid and vitamin E, this daily treatment nourishes and softens and comes in a flattering shade for every skin tone.
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lilah b. Lovingly Lip Treatment Oil ($30)
Bilberry seed oil, milk thistle extract and vitamin E provide hydration and protection and with a nonsticky formula, glides on lips for a quick fix to seal in moisture.
