SIMPLE TIPS ON HOW TO KEEP YOUR LIPS SUPPLE AND GLOWING
Did you know that your lip gloss is a great-great-grandson of the first-ever cosmetic product created? Lip decorations with precious stones were used by women in Mesopotamia dating back to 3500 BC, while ancient Egyptians used seaweed and iodine to add color to their lips. Since the mid-1800s, most lipsticks were colored with lead-containing pigments, and this practice continues today despite numerous scientific studies dating back to the 1850s about dangerous effects of lead on human health.
Lipsticks, lip glosses, and lip balms are mainstays in any woman’s beauty stash, and they are thankfully easy to make at home. All you need is a chunk of a solid butter such as cocoa and a few drops of vegetable oil. You can also add a pinch of any mineral glitter to the melted cocoa butter to create your own custom-blended and absolutely natural lip color plus you do not risk swallowing any mineral oil, artificial dyes, phthalates, or lead-containing pigments found in many conventional lip products. You don’t need to suffer painless injections or spend untold time reapplying “volume-boosting” lip gloss that almost always has an acrid smell of synthetic mint. Here are some simple tips to keep your lips supple and glowing:
1. After cleansing your face, pour a little oil (olive, grapeseed, or jojoba) facial oil onto an old, clean toothbrush and gently polish your lips. Massage the remaining oil into the lip contour.
2. You can use castor seed oil as an overnight remedy for cracked, chapping lips. So is organic, unprocessed honey.
3. Rub your lips with the inside of a mango skin—and, of course, feel free to eat the flesh. Mango pulp contains vitamin C and exfoliating enzymes that gently dissolve dead skin cells. You can also try this trick to give your complexion a serious fruity peel.
4. Persistently dry, chapped lips can be due to dehydration or not enough essential fats in your diet, therefore drink sufficient amount of water to keep your lips hydrated .
5. Licking your lips can also leave them sore and chapped, so make sure you always wear a lip balm that is not scented with vanilla or fruity, foody scents. The yummier your lip product, the more prone you are to licking your lips subconsciously. You can try Oriflame’s variety of organic lip products.
6. Cracked lips and dry, peeling cuticles can also be a sign you are low in B vitamins. Take a supplement to get rid of the cracks quickly. Eat beans, peas, lentils, free-range unprocessed meat, and dairy. If your lips are naturally colorfula nd free from chapping or painful cracking, you probably won’t even need lip color.
7. You can also use lime to clean your lips at least once a week.
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