Q&A for How to Make a Lip Mask

Yes, you can.

Yes - although honey does not have to be refrigerated; the yogurt is dairy and needs to be refrigerated to prevent spoilage. If you refrigerate it, it should last until the expiration date on the container of yogurt you used.

It depends on how pigmented your mask is. You want to slowly increase the color of your lips, so don't attempt to make them as dark as possible in one try.

It's nontoxic, so you should be fine, but be more careful next time so you don't accidentally eat it.

Any honey will do as long as it's real, natural honey and not honey flavored corn syrup.

Once a week, or for a special occasion.

Honey is the best, but coconut oil, olive oil, avocado oil, Vaseline, and even tea can work.

From my experience, as long as the mask is a lighter color (not black, dark green, etc.), you should be able to use safe lipsticks made from non-toxic ingredients. I personally think lipstick would not be the best way to color a mask, however, and I think that a food coloring would be better. Be cautious of coloring, because it could stain your skin if you leave the mask on long enough.

It does not make it darken fully, but it does add a little tint and help people with chapped or naturally dry lips.

To make a peel-off lip mask, you need raw honey (enough to cover your lips), a spoon, and some plastic wrap. This mask works great for chapped lips. First, cut a piece of plastic wrap big enough to cover your lips. Second, brush your teeth really well to get rid of all lip and teeth residue. Third, apply the honey to your lips using the spoon -- make sure it's a thick layer, but not so thick that it drips down your chin. Fourth, press the plastic wrap to your lips -- it will help trap all the heat and moisture. Leave the wrap on your lips for 15 minutes. Pull the wrap off and rinse your lips.

Rinse off the mask and stop using it; it's probably an allergic reaction.

Since the skin on your lips is quite delicate, it's important not to overdo it. It is recommended that you use a lip mask only 1-3 times a week.

Yes, olive oil is a great natural oil to include in a lip mask. It will help to keep your lips soft and moisturized!