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PostPosted: 05/17/06 - 00:00    Post subject: blistered lips Vote now! Reply with quote

Please suggest me what product to use for treatment of sun blistered lips. I’d like to find oil free cream or stick. I don’t have experience with lip remedies, I use common lip shine, but it seemed to be not spf containing. I’d like to get information of products that I can order online. Thanks.
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PostPosted: 05/19/06 - 20:50    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

I found colsor cream very helpful for sun blistered lips. It is oil free and has no smell. Eco lops is very good but it contains organic vegetable oils. Maybe you should try it; it really softens and moisturizes sun burned lips. I heard about tea tree lipfix that protects cracked and dry lips. Which ever you decide to take, check the UVA SPF.
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