Why lip balm is your life saver

8 OTHER THINGS

YOU CAN USE IT FOR

I think lip balm is one of those things everyone always carries around in their bags. I even have one in every bag that I own so I never have to worry about leaving the door without one. There’s more to it than avoid chapped lips. This thing is multifunctional incase you weren’t aware of it already.

1. Massage your cuticles

You want to keep your cuticles elastic and that doesn’t work when they dry out. Dab on a bit of lip balm and they won’t dry out in the cold winter weather.

2. avoid blisters

Well, ain’t that useful. Lip balm will make your skin a lot less stiff and rough which means the likelihood of getting blisters will decrease. So as of now, carrying around lip balm in your bag (if you weren’t already) is a must if you have long walks planned for the day.

3. adjust your make up

Runny mascara or eyeliner? Fix it with your lip balm. It’s a soft product for your skin and won’t leave red patches. Just make sure you do it with a regular lip balm, not one that has a bit of color. You don’t want to end up looking like a clown.

4. Dry patches

Get rid of dry elbows, knees or knuckles with a bit of lip balm. Smear it on and you’ll see an immediate change.

5. Highlighter

This will give you a light glow underneath your eyebrows, on your cheek bones or just above your lip. Even if you don’t have any make up on you’ll look fresh and refined.

6. blushy cheeks 

If you think you look somewhat exhausted, get your hands on some lip balm. Smear a bit of it around your eyes and you can wave bye bye to those bags under your eyes.

7. eye brow gel

Keep that bushy eye brow main in check with your new best friend.

8. Baby hairs

A big of baby hair is completely okay today. Which is a good thing. But if you’re still someone who would rather keep them out of your face, use some lip balm to pull ‘em back. Hair gel always tends to get messy and greasy, so this is hands down the best alternative.