Apply lip balm frequently to keep your lips moisturized

The lips have a very thin stratum corneum and lack sweat or sebaceous glands, making them less able to regulate their own oil and moisture levels.

The most visible part of the face is the lips.

You need to proactively form a moisture barrier before your lips dry out, crack, or become flaky.

Keep lip balm in places you can easily reach, such as on your desk, in your bag, and by your bed, and reapply it regularly.
Especially when you talk a lot or the indoor air is dry, increase the frequency of moisturizing to prevent moisture evaporation from your lips.
 

Lip balm is not just a cosmetic; it is an essential protective layer that maintains the health of your lips.