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killercurves
Chapped lips & dry skin... Help!
on Feb 09, 2011
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Hello Ladies, I need some help or advice on some good lip balm, chap stick and some really good lotion or body cream. I recently moved to Albuquerque, NM. And boy oh boy... this weather is terrible on my skin! I've never had such dry skin in my life. I have been trying so many different products but nothing seems to be helping me. Any advice or know of any good non greasy products that I can use? Any tip's would be helpful :o) Thank you!
lekhamary
on Sep 07, 2011
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The best possible thing you can use is Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant helps with dry lips and skin. Just use a small dab and you will notice a difference after one use. I recommend you use it at night because it can be greasy. Remember a little bit goes a long way.
sherylita
on Sep 09, 2011
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I recommend Burts Bees for lips.
Shelly029
on Sep 20, 2011
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My skin is really dry and I am allergic to alcohol and fragrance in products. I was using vaseline, but my sister-in-law who is a RN, told me to use crisco oil, because it absorbs in the skin better than vaseline. I was hesitant at first, but tried it and it works great. If you use a small amount and rub it in well it is not greasy. I put it on before going to bed.
1shoppingmama
on Sep 20, 2011
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I moved to Albuquerque a few decades ago and I can tell you that the very best thing you can do is to drink lots and LOTS of water. Keeping hydrated from the inside out is your best bet. Then using a mild soap that has moisturizers, such as dove. For lips and skin I've found that nivea lip balm and lotion is the BEST for our weather out here. One other staple you'll want to add is a bottle of "Ocean" nasal spray to keep your nasal passages hydrated. Using the Ocean will prevent nose bleeds until your body adjusts to the high desert altitudes. For your hair I suggest WEN. WEN also has a line of body moisturizers but I find that using the much less expensive Nivea lotion does the trick just fine.
alethial
on Sep 20, 2011
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I use the Sugar Lip Treatment products from Sephora. You can get it with or without tint, and it comes with SPF 15 in it. Its very non-greasy, and works great!
BrigitteR
on Sep 20, 2011
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I would exfoliate really well, get you a good gentle exfoliating bodywash. I swtich to very thick moisturizers when the temperatures start affecting my skin. Nivea has some really, good thick creams that feel really good. I also like the Dial lotion. The only thing I use for exfoliating my lip is the BeautiControl lip exfoliating product. All year round I will wear Carmex, Softlips, or Chapstick.
ntotsch
on Sep 20, 2011
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When its really bad-- I use vaseline-- its the only thing that works... I also make sure to apply moisturizer right after a shower, it absorbs better and I put vaseline on my lips right before bed. I"m soft all over when i wake up!
caramialovesjames
on Sep 20, 2011
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You should be drinking plenty of water too. I'm in Colorado so I feel your pain about how dry it can be. Being above sea level necessitates drinking lots of water - daily.
siriusmom
on Sep 20, 2011
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I have used coco butter for a long time and it really works. I also use Blistex on my lips and find that both can keep me mosturized for longer than regular things.
AshleyElaine
on Sep 20, 2011
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you should try curel sensitive skin lotion.
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