Why do i always have dehydrayed lips?

[duchessofsomalia]

Why are my lips always pale and ashy? Any answers? No amount of chapstick will change it. Anyone else who used to have this problem? And how did it solve?

 

[Abdalla]

Drink more water. Sleep better, at least 8 hours a day.

 

[iskufilann]

Why are my lips always pale and ashy? Any answers? No amount of chapstick will change it. Anyone else who used to have this problem? And how did it solve?

Drink plenty of water! Use Vaseline love or use lipgloss frequently

 

[bluebird]

Besides dehydration, there's others causes like GERD, vitamin deficiencies (D, B) or anemia

 

[Abbondanzieri1]

Use Vaseline, i recommend the green tin (Aloe vera)

 

[iskufilann]

Use Vaseline, i recommend the green tin (Aloe vera)

The brown one is better. ( Cocoa Butter )

 

[duchessofsomalia]

Thank you guys so much

 

[Abbondanzieri1]

The brown one is better. ( Cocoa Butter )

that just smells better, but for me personally the Cocoa Butter one dries the hell out of my lips and makes a reaction

 

[iskufilann]

that just smells better, but for me personally the Cocoa Butter one dries the hell out of my lips and makes a reaction

The green one smells nice aswell but they're both great I guess!

 

[Shimbiris]

You likely mouth-breath, even if you don't notice it. Mouth-tape with micro-pore tape from pharmacies when you sleep and consciously adopt proper oral posture when awake (tongue at the roof of the mouth, teeth lightly touching and mouth shut).

Always nasal breath and in the long-term go see a "face-focused" or "facial balance" aware Orthodontist like Dr. William Hang here or people whom his clinic recommends in your region if you email them and get them to correct your facial and teeth structure to make it easier for you to never mouth-breath. Added benefits? You'll breath better, perform better athletically, sleep better, probably live longer and be better looking.

 

[Yaraye]

You likely mouth-breath, even if you don't notice it. Mouth-tape with micro-pore tape from pharmacies when you sleep and consciously adopt proper oral posture when awake (tongue at the roof of the mouth, teeth lightly touching and mouth shut).

Always nasal breath and in the long-term go see a "face-focused" or "facial balance" aware Orthodontist like Dr. William Hang here or people whom his clinic recommends in your region if you email them and get them to correct your facial and teeth structure to make it easier for you to never mouth-breath. Added benefits? You'll breath better, perform better athletically, sleep better, probably live longer and be better looking.

I feel like I'm gonna die if i only rely on breathing from my nose. I don't get enough air.