Lip care

The skin on the lips is thinner than the rest of the facial skin and has hardly any natural lipid reserves. As a result, it loses moisture faster and becomes more prone to dryness, tightness, and small cracks. Heating air and cold temperatures intensify this effect – the lips often react first to seasonal changes.

Hyaluronic acid binds moisture directly on the lip surface. Glycerin and Aloe Vera act as natural moisturizing factors. Shea butter, Jojoba oil and Squalane nourish the lips with lipids and protect against moisture loss.

A gentle lip scrub once a week removes dead cells and improves the absorption of nourishing ingredients – not too often, so the sensitive lip skin is not irritated.

At night, the skin regenerates more intensively than during the day – including the lips. A rich lip mask or an intensive balm in the evening specifically supports this regeneration phase.

Products with ceramides, Shea butter or regenerating plant oils help smooth out small cracks and strengthen the lip structure. In the morning, the lips feel softer, smoother, and more even – a noticeable difference after consistent use.

An evening lip routine doesn’t need much: gently remove residue, apply a rich balm, let it absorb. This keeps the delicate lip skin supple even through dry winters and hot summer months.