So far, we know that the lip balm is useful to make lips smooth and soft. Apparently, lip balm has several benefits for other body parts.
Lip balm for arthritis
In addition to the lips, there are some parts of our bodies that tend to dry. For example, in areas such as joint knuckles and elbows are often experiencing the problem. In addition to rub it on the lips, apply lip balm on the area also knuckles, elbows, knees, and soles of the feet when it feels dry and rough.
Lip balm for the cuticle
Use a lip balm as a cuticle moisturizer. In addition to not fall apart, it is also easy to apply. Use lip balm to massage the cuticles is dry and hard. As Felicia said Alva, a licensed cosmetologist and makeup artist in Los Angeles, ‘If lip balm can hydrate the lips, why can not hydrate cuticles, too?''
Lip Balm for Hair
Use lip balm to smooth the ends of dry hair and rough, especially when the cold weather. The treatment is great for curly hair or hair tip branching which need care.
Lip Balm for the Eyelids
Apply a thin layer of lip balm on your eyelids before applying eye shadow, to make it look shiny.
Lip balm for the Nose
When cold, the nasal tip is usually dry because too often swept a tissue when you wipe the snot. Provide a special lip balm on your nose rubbed in every finish blowing your nose, and do not use it to lips. Lip Balm function smooth the skin around the nose so it does not dry out and peel.
Lip balm for Eyebrows
In an emergency, use a lip balm to tame eyebrows irregular. Simply apply a little lip balm to his eyebrows, then form and trim with an eyebrow brush.
