The combination of cold weather, wind, indoor heating and illness can prompt all kinds of skin conditions and flare-ups – none more so than chapped lips. And given how visible and exposed our lips are ...

Lips lack oil glands and sweat glands, which means they cannot produce natural moisture. This is why they tend to crack and ...

Chapped lips are more than just a nuisance. While it’s easy to attribute dry, cracked lips to cold weather or dehydration, persistent chapping can actually be a sign of underlying health issues.

No matter what time of year it is, chapped lips are something most of us have struggled with at one point or another. While you may be tempted to keep applying lip balm or licking your lips for ...

Your lips can reveal significant insights into your overall health. Changes in their color, texture, or appearance, such as paleness, dryness, swellin ...

I stash lip balm everywhere: in my purse, bedroom drawer and car, to name a few spots. I have a better chance of finding a tube of lip balm than my keys. But despite applying lip balm every few hours, ...

Whether you're a Carmex person or loyal to Dr. Paw Paw, you probably see the cold as your sign to stock up on lip balm (one for every handbag, of course). But if you apply and reapply diligently yet ...