Beauty

[Greeneyedlady21]

I threw out my old lip scrub from Bath and Body Works, only because it was old. Was looking through a magazine and saw these mentioned in a beauty article.

You can buy them in Sephora, on Amazon, and probably elsewhere.

Has anyone tried one? I didn't even know they existed.

[sidsmom]

Why would someone purposefully 'scrub' their lips?

Ouch.

[Naturesbeauty]

I use a soft tooth brush with a little baking soda. Afterwards I rub a little olive oil on my lips. Works great and inexpensive. Get the tooth brushes at The Dollar Tree.

[San Antonio Gal]

These look interesting @Greeneyedlady21 .  I wouldn't mind trying one. 

I've never exfoliated my lips, but often wondered if I should.

[claros]

I don't use a scrubber, but a sugar lip scrub.   My lips feel so much more comfortable after getting that old chapped skin off.  They also look a lot brighter.

[jackthebear]

sugar and some coconut oil mixed together will get you same results 

[Katcat1]

I will stick with my lip exfoliating polish by Fresh.   It was the first brand I purchased and loved it but decided to try others.  I went back to Fresh and I am not leaving.  It is excellent.  As far as the pops, I will pass on them but if you try them, give us a review.

[mistriTsquirrel]

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@sidsmom wrote:

Why would someone purposefully 'scrub' their lips?

Ouch.

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@sidsmom   If it hurts, you're doing it wrong.

[mistriTsquirrel]

Nah, I don't need that.  I put lip balm on at night and wipe my lips with a damp washcloth in the morning.  Works great.

[tototwo]

Why?

I agree with @sidsmom.