Yes! Giving your lips a scrub preps them, but a nice lip balm or nourishing oil will seal that all in. Always moisturise ...

Lip scrubs help exfoliate the skin of the lips, says Dr. Katie Mann, a nurse practitioner in Scottsdale, Arizona, "This can make your lips feel softer and help to remove dead skin," she explains.

If you're planning on using the lip exfoliator at night before bed, you may want to use a nourishing, non-tinted balm formula, like the e.l.f. Cosmetics Calm Balm ($5).

How to Exfoliate Lips 1. Make sure your lips are dry and clean. Before applying anything to your lips, make sure they are free of makeup of any kind. Once removed, pat your lips dry.

1e.l.f Lip Exfoliator,$3. This bargain of a lip exfoliator uses vitamin E, shea butter, avocado, and jojoba oils to buff away dry skin and leave your lips kissably smooth.

frankbody.com Frank Body Lip Scrub If you're a fan of this brand's body scrub, you'll want to try this Frank Body Lip Scrub ($15). It's made with ground coffee to help scrub away dead skin cells.

3. For exfoliating on the go: E.L.F. Cosmetics Lip Exfoliator You may keep a lipstick in your purse for last-minute application or touch-ups throughout the day, so why not a lip scrub, too?

This balm acts as a gentle exfoliator to remove dry skin from chapped lips. Once applied, the e.l.f. Lip Exfoliator in Smooth Cherry soothes lips with a healthy dose of hydration that conditions ...

When winter rolls around, our lips often react in an angry way. “Due to lack of oil production in this area of skin, the lips quickly and more easily lose moisture content as the temperature and ...

Highly recommended by many and available at Target, e.l.f's lip exfoliator can help remove dry skin from your chapped pout.