Re: [SPAM] Need someone's expertise: Exfoliating Lip Cream

[Guest guest]

I don't want to sound rude but why would you exfoliate your lips? Am I missing

out on something good?

[sPAM] Need someone's expertise: Exfoliating Lip

Cream

I want to make an Exfoliating Lip Scrub in a cream base. I'm kind of

gathering information by looking at previous posts and whatnot, but if

any of you know of a recipe I could reference directly, that would

help. I'm looking to use borax as the exfoliant.

\I'm new to this, so Simple would most likely be best. Thanks!

[Guest guest]

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> I don't want to sound rude but why would you exfoliate your lips? Am

I missing out on something good?

>

I am not sure, except to make them feel better. Twice, after surgery,

I have awakened with crusty lips (ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww)and would try to

rub off the crust, fall asleep, rub the lips some more, fall asleep -

you get the picture. Even though the rest of me hurt, the lips felt

much better after getting " exfoliated. "

JMTC Just My Two Cents,

Anita B.

[Guest guest]

Exfoliating the lips is good to remove the dead skin off of them they tend not

to get dry as much.

Kisha Chandler

www.marykay.com/kisha_chandler

Anita Bingamon <anita@...> wrote:

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> I don't want to sound rude but why would you exfoliate your lips? Am

I missing out on something good?

>

I am not sure, except to make them feel better. Twice, after surgery,

I have awakened with crusty lips (ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww)and would try to

rub off the crust, fall asleep, rub the lips some more, fall asleep -

you get the picture. Even though the rest of me hurt, the lips felt

much better after getting " exfoliated. "

JMTC Just My Two Cents,

Anita B.

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[Guest guest]

Hello, i'm new but thought I would respond.

I exfoliate my lips to keep them soft and young looking.....just

like the rest of the body

> >

> > I don't want to sound rude but why would you exfoliate your

lips? Am

> I missing out on something good?

> >

>

>

> I am not sure, except to make them feel better. Twice, after

surgery,

> I have awakened with crusty lips (ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww)and would try

to

> rub off the crust, fall asleep, rub the lips some more, fall

asleep -

> you get the picture. Even though the rest of me hurt, the lips

felt

> much better after getting " exfoliated. "

>

> JMTC Just My Two Cents,

>

> Anita B.

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry for not responding to your question , I haven't been up to

date with the group recently, and I'm trying to do better.

Basically, I was trying to figure out how to make an exfoliant lip

cream, to, in essence, remove rough skin and moisturize the lips as

well. I've used one some years ago a few times and it made my lips

really smooth and didn't dry them out. I used to live in Indiana and

it got quite cold there in the winter. My lips chapped a lot during

the winter months and dried out and became rough with the summer

months. It was quite strange, and relate it more to a deficiency of

oils in my diet. Regardless, I've been correcting that problem and

wanted to make a scrub that was fine enough to gently exfoliate the

lips, so as not to be too rough on the skin, and add a protective

barrier of moisture after wiping them clean. Like I said, it helped me

and I rather enjoyed it. I hope this clears things up.

Take Care,

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> I don't want to sound rude but why would you exfoliate your lips? Am

I missing out on something good?

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> [sPAM] Need someone's expertise:

Exfoliating Lip Cream

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> I want to make an Exfoliating Lip Scrub in a cream base. I'm kind of

> gathering information by looking at previous posts and whatnot, but if

> any of you know of a recipe I could reference directly, that would

> help. I'm looking to use borax as the exfoliant.

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> \I'm new to this, so Simple would most likely be best. Thanks!

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