NO. I love this stuff because it does just the opposite. It is somewhat intense, but you really do get used to it. If you really think it dries out your lips, then try something more soothing, such as Burt's Bees Lip Balm. Hope this helps.
blistex and color
No, Blistex is a lip balm used to treat dry or chapped lips, while vaporub is a topical ointment used to relieve cough and congestion symptoms. They serve different purposes and should not be used interchangeably.
yes i think so
i personally think blistex. burts bees works pretty good to, but blistex works 2x better. my lips get very very chapt during the winter, vaseline works great to. when you first put on blistex it even feels more soothing!! so for chapt lips i would defenettly use blistex, but when it comes to sores i would use vaseline
You put on lipgloss on the lips start with the bottom and then go to top, do not go out of the lip area
lipstick is just a color and lipgloss is a color or glitter and makes your lips shiner.
Yes, "lipgloss" is one word. It is a product used to add shine and color to the lips.
Yes, you can use Blistex on a sun blister, as it is designed to soothe and protect dry or chapped lips. However, it’s important to ensure the blister is clean and not broken to avoid irritation. If the blister is severe or painful, it’s best to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate treatment.
Cause it is made with a special white ingredients
because it soothes, protect, and returns moisture balance, depending on the kind you use. I recomend blistex-fruit blast, and gasoline because it soothes, protect, and returns moisture balance, depending on the kind you use. I recomend blistex-fruit blast, and gasoline
You can but Lipstick, Lipgloss, Lipstain and Lipliner will work better
I believe that girls wear lipgloss because it sends subconcious signals that they are wet 'down there' because of the sheen to the lipgloss, as well as the colour change of the lips. This is very subconcious though and not many people realise WHY they wear lipgloss/stick.