Beauty

[Ibby114]

Laura Gellers lip strip is a really nice [gentle!] product.

[sidsmom]

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@Ibby114 wrote:

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@Harpa wrote:

I heard Linda Marshall from Elysee say adamantly that one should not exfoliate the lips! Not sure I agree with that. But superfine sugar is all you need, if you need to.

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@HarpaLinda's pretty much 'anti-exfoliating' in general !! She really gets on a soapbox re: the topic of exfoliating. Yet Elysee has a facial scrub!!

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Exfoliate-Skin vs Exfoliate-Lips = 2 totally different types of skin

Apples vs Orange comparison. 

[Katcat1]

@momoftwo2007  You can moisten the lips and then apply the product and rinse off and then apply a lip balm for moisture.  Sometimes I don't moisten the lips first.  Do what makes you comfortable but always use a balm to moisten after you exfoliate.  The product by e.l.f.  is extremely gentle.  You could make your own exfoliator at home with brown sugar and a tiny amount of oil.  Good luck.  

[Katcat1]

@suzyQ3  I disagree with you.  When I exfoliate my lips they are so smooth and soft and I have no problems with my lips.  

[Daysdee]

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@Harpa wrote:

I heard Linda Marshall from Elysee say adamantly that one should not exfoliate the lips! Not sure I agree with that. But superfine sugar is all you need, if you need to.

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I was going to post the same.  I've heard Linda say that too.  

[Shelbelle]

I use Laura Geller's Lip Strip, sugar scrub with mint taste

[software]

I use Original A+D ointment on my lips at night.

It doesn't give me the full effect of using exfoliation but it's very healing and moisturizing.

[Thebig I]

Yes, but the second best thing you can do is make your own. It is so easy, some coconut cream, a bit of sugar,  some vanilla, maybe what ever else you like      for example Vit E or cinnamon. Making your own whipped shea butter is  immensly fun as well.