Now that the fall season is rolling in, its important to stock up on your favourite chap-stick. Cracked, dry lips simply do not look good with liquid lipstick so we'll want to maintain a smooth base for the drier months. Today I'm sharing with you how to cure dry lips.

Exfoliate

The first step of course is to make sure you polish off the dry skin on the surface. Your skin cells regenerate on a daily basis so there is always new skin trying to make its way to the surface. You'll want to take off the dry skin using a gentle exfoliator. For the face, I am a huge advocate for chemical exfoliants but where the lips are concerned you might want to stay away from that as the skin on your lips is quite thin and delicate.

• Your tooth brush can also make a great, inexpensive exfoliator for your lips also. Just dip some into your scrub of choice and gently massage your lips. They will be super soft and plump. 

Moisturize

After exfoliating, you'll want to make sure you lock in moisture so they don't dry out again, and become cracked. Now I am not simply talking about a lip balms or gloss, I mean an actual lip treatment. For years I have been on the fence about these because it just seemed like a waste of time. But I actually bit the bullet and bought a lip treatment. To say I noticed a difference immediately would be an understatement. After exfoliating, your lips feels smooth but quickly get dry. No amount of lip balm can curb that dryness without a little extra help.