By Philip Otuo,
Lips go dark because of health reasons, eating habits,
smoking, skin reaction to makeup products, etc. It's not too late to get
your original lips back.
- See a doctor – change in lip colour could be a sign of a serious health issue.
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After brushing your teeth, brush your lips too.This will help to
exfoliate and remove any dead skin cells on your lips. Try this twice a
day – morning and evening. Keep your lips
hydrated. They don't have to be drenched in petroleum jelly or lipgloss
every time. But make sure they are not dry. Carry a lip balm or
chapstick with you. Please note that Robb is not a lipbalm.
- Apply honey on your lips overnight. You can also add a bit of lemon. Do this for at least a month.
- During seasonal weather changes such as the harmattan, avoid wearing matte lipsticks. Use moisturising lipsticks.
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Pay attention to the makeup brands you use. If you start to react to
any product, stop using immediately. Avoid cheap lipsticks – they are
cheap for a reason. Invest in good lipsticks.
- Throw away old lipsticks and lipgloss tubes!
- Stop smoking. Tobacco stains lips.
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