Q&A for How to Make Your Lips Smooth

Exfoliate, then moisturize for best results. A lip scrub can help keep your lips smooth, especially if you moisturize them immediately afterwards with a lip mask or lip balm. It can also make a big difference if you use a light lip balm during the day, then a heavier product at night while you're sleeping.

No, you should not do it every day. If you over-exfoliate, your lips will become irritated and chapped. At most, exfoliate twice a week.

Licking your lips won't, but picking at scabs could.

Mix in a bowl a pinch of sugar and a few drops of olive oil. Gently rub the mixture on your lips for 1 minute, then rinse it off with cold water. To prevent dryness, continue to apply lip balm. Do this every other day to make your lips moisturized.

Keep them moisturized every day. Try using a lip scrub, or brush them lightly with a toothbrush. Avoid biting or peeling, as this will cause the lips to bleed and will damage the lips.

Smoking will not make your lips softer. In fact, smoking may have the opposite affect, and result in chapped lips instead.

Try using Vaseline because it is an excellent choice. It forms a protective layer on the lips and penetrates deep down to rehydrate the skin and speed up its natural renewal process!

Yes, this is true. The best prevention is to refrain from smoking but getting enough fluids and keeping your lips moisturized can help!

The tips in this article should help with that, but you can also read How to Get Soft Lips .

You could be over-moisturizing or exfoliating. If it's over-moisturizing, try exfoliating once with a honey and sugar scrub. This should eliminate the dead (whitish) skin. Also, try to avoid being in the wind and the harsh cold, as this might contribute to it.

Yes, you can remove dead skin by following these instructions. Although first, you have to quit smoking. Smoking will basically undo the process.

There is no specific way to do this, but the easiest way is to just put on lipstick or lip tint.

It depends on the ingredients in lip gloss, but most glosses aren't really meant to moisturize. Coconut oil is okay, but tends to get absorbed/dry out fast. A good moisturizing lip balm, like Aquaphor Lip Repair, would be ideal.

It's not awful, but if you want to not damage them at all, use a lip scrub to get the dead skin off.

Yes, sucking your lip will dry it out and make it chapped.

You can use a tooth brush when you brush your teeth to gently exfoliate the corner of your lip. You can also try to apply chapstick to the area where the dead skin cells are.

Yes, you can.

Eos is really good for your lips, as it will keep them moisturized all day.

Not necessarily. You may have to choose one of these methods and use them every so often to keep them smooth. For example, if you get chapped lips often, you may have to apply lip balm daily.

Yes, use lots of lip balm, exfoliate regularly, apply coconut oil, drink lots of water and eat a healthy diet.

Yes.

I really like Burt's Bees lip balms ($4), and my favorite balm is the Fresh Sugar lip balms ($25). I use the Crest Baking Soda Whitening toothpaste and I like it.

It could be the products that you are using. Stop using any lipsticks, lip gloss, or lip stain. Give your lips a break for a day or two, then try a natural, moisturizing lip balm.

Stop picking at your lips and schedule an appointment to a doctor or a dermatologist. He or she will recommend the best treatment for you to pursue.

Yes, but it would be better to make a scrub that's meant for your body. I suggest checking out wikiHow's article on making body scrub for some recipes.

Yes, you can use any lip balm you like - whatever works best for you.

A lip scrub can be used as a body scrub too, but you'll need to make it in larger quantities.

Petroleum jelly is an oily cream that you apply to chapped skin. People often use it in cold weather to protect their skin. It is often sold under the name of "Vaseline."

Yes, you can.

You can try it, but it generally doesn't work very well. That said, it may work for you.