How to Prevent Chapped Lips in Cooler Weather
Fall is the season of cozy sweaters, crisp air, and colourful leaves—but it’s also a time when our lips are more prone to dryness. Cold air, gusty winds, and indoor heating can strip your lips of their natural moisture, leading to chapping and discomfort. Fortunately, as experienced Canadians, we know how to keep our lips soft and healthy even when temperatures drop. Here are essential tips to keep your lips hydrated this fall, featuring our eco-friendly and long-lasting lip balm!
Stay Hydrated—Inside and Out
Why it works: Hydration is essential for healthy skin and lips, even in dry air. Drinking plenty of filtered water helps maintain internal moisture, while our nourishing lip balm, made with plant-based ingredients, creates an external layer of hydration. This locks in moisture, keeping your lips soft, hydrated, and healthy throughout the season.
Don’t Lick Your Lips
Why it matters: Although licking your lips may seem like a quick fix, saliva evaporates quickly and leaves your lips even drier. It can also introduce enzymes that irritate the skin. With our 100% natural formula featuring the hydrating properties of coconut oil, you’ll find yourself needing to reach for your lip balm less and less frequently. But whenever you do feel the urge to lick your lips, More Than Lips is here to maintain the hydration and softness you deserve!
Combat Indoor Dryness with a Humidifier
Why it works: Indoor heating often dries out the air around us, leading to further dehydration of the skin and lips. Using a humidifier at home helps maintain optimal humidity levels for your skin. In addition, applying More Than Lips before bed protects your lips overnight; perfect for evening care, ensuring you wake up to soft, comfortable lips.
Enter the cooler season with the perfect sidekick for protecting and hydrating your lips. Crafted with eco-friendly, sustainable ingredients that nourish and support your commitment to the environment, our rich, natural formula provides a smooth, protective barrier for any cool day—whether you’re out for a breezy walk or cozying up indoors.
