Keep Balm
and Carry On
Five ingredients your lip balm must
definitely have!
The
dry winter air outside and low humidity level indoors can really play havoc
with your lips, leading them to develop splits and cracks. While you layer up
from head to toe during the nippy winter months, your lips remain exposed to
the sun, wind, cold and dry air. It is therefore, essential to carry a good lip
balm which ensures long lasting protection and moisturisation. When it
comes to choosing the right lip balm here’s what you must look for:
SPF
protection
Surprisingly
enough, the winter sun does cause skin tanning. Since the UV rays of the sun
still penetrate the ozone layer during winter, tanning, skin darkening and
dryness prevails as much as it does during summers. If a lip balm doesn’t
have sunscreen, then all the moisturizing ingredients won’t protect you from
the sun’s harsh rays.
Tints
At
the end of the day, you don’t just want a balm that cares but also one that
offers color. Tints are those hints of fun that offer the best of both worlds. Whether it’s peach,
strawberry, cherry or vanilla, tints complete the deal of color along
with care.
Long
lasting
With winter comes dryness and with
dryness comes cracked lips. Having to apply a lip balm multiple times
during the day just to watch it fade away after a steaming cup of coffee can be
quite disappointing. What you want, is a balm that is long lasting and keeps
your lips well hydrated!
Packaging
Great
things come in small packages, and that’s something that applies so much to lip
balms. Being able to carry, apply and store your lip balm with ease is
definitely important when selecting your lip balm. Whether they come in pots or
sticks, application with ease must be factored.
Moisturisation
Coconut
oil, jojoba oil, hemp oil: All of these ingredients don’t just treat your
lips temporarily, but they actually allow your lips to absorb the oil and
effectively treat dryness beneath the surface.
This winter, get the balm that has Little Tints with lots of care!
