Collection: Dry lips
Hormones, dehydration and mouth-breathing at night - pregnancy lips crack more, and breastfeeding months are the same. A butter balm, as often as you like.
When to see a doctor
If anything feels severe or sudden, that’s a doctor conversation, not a product one.
Start with one
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Night
Oil, lotion, balm - you don’t need all three. At night it’s the oil: Belly Ease for a stretching, dry bump; Stretch Heal Oil where the marks show. Ten minutes, phone in the other room.
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Day
By day it’s the Lotion - three butters, absorbs fast enough to dress over, no oil on your clothes. Morning, and whenever skin feels tight.
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On the go
On the go it’s the Balm - a swipe over the bump or hips when skin feels tight, no hands to wash. Handbag, desk, car.
From the Knowledge Bank
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