As winter approaches, the crisp, chilly air and plummeting temperatures bring a host of seasonal joys—cosy sweaters, steaming cups of hot chocolate, and the festive cheer of holidays. However, winter ...

Turmeric. Yogurt. Honey. Coconut oil. Gram flour. I’m no stranger to products from my kitchen making their way into my face masks (like this turmeric and cranberry seed one from Kiehl’s or this DIY ...

As the cold increases, the dry weather has a bad effect on your lips. Harsh winters can cause your lips to crack. The lack of moisture in the air and the heat inside the house snatch the natural ...

From chapped to premature ageing of the lips, the consequences of pollution on our lips can further sensitize them. As our lips contain fewer melanocytes compared to other parts of the skin it makes ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. It’s that time of the year again—when every time you step ...

If you’ve ever wanted to make your own natural lip balm at home, this recipe is the perfect place to start. Using just a few simple ingredients—most of which you may already have—you’ll end up with a ...

Dry, chapped lips may be one of the most annoying and painful side effects of winter. While you may be slathering on lip balm multiple times a day, it often feels like the dryness keeps coming back.

Honey and sugar lip scrub: Mix honey with brown sugar to create a gentle exfoliating scrub. Use it twice a week to remove dead skin cells and keep your lips smooth and hydrated. Mix beetroot powder ...