The easiest way to make a lip balm with your choice of essential oils, is simply to warm your favorite balm (with all those pure natural ingredients) and add a few drops of the therapeutic grade essential oil. For example, take about a Tablespoonful size of a beeswax type of lip balm, place the container in some warm water until it softens, and then add 2 drops of Melissa, 1 drop Tea Tree and 1 drop of Spearmint essential oils. Stir well with a toothpick. This formula is wonderful salve for healing cold sores. It tastes good, too.

Generally modern diets are sumptuous but imbalanced. Green vegetables, fruits, soy protein, nuts, cereal, rice bran beverage and more vitamins B,C and E, minerals and fiber rich foods help to boost metabolism, blood circulation, digestion and in turn healthiness of your lips.
 

 

Studies have shown that sank when applied topically reduces adoration of cold sores and speeds its healing. Zinc tablets may be useful but uses these only under medical supervision.

I ended up using beeswax, honey, Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Aloe Vera Oil, with a few extras thrown in for good measure as a base for my exposed skin care formulation. You can get a small double boiler (a pot within a pot to heat the formula with hot water rather than a too hot flame right ghee on lips the other side of the flammable melting wax and oil) and do this yourself.

The skin on your hands is thinner than on other areas of your body. Hands needs extra protection and winter skin care. Make sure that after washing your hands you dry them and use a good hand cream. Wearing gloves outdoors will also protect them and keep your skin soft.

 

 

Massage the lips liberally with petroleum jelly and leave it for a few minutes. Now dip a cloth in warm water and rub the here lips gently. Dead skin will come off together with petroleum jelly.

Many of MAC's lip glosses (Dazzleglass, etc), have a pearlescent effect to them for a very different look. Be cautious with pearl lip glosses as they can end up looking rather lurid in front of the camera.