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Five winter lip balms to brave the elements

Say goodbye to sore, chapped lips with the proven healing power of these vitamin-rich super-hydrators.
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Bite Beauty Whipped Cherry Fruit Scrub, Feb 13, p86

Pucker up!

Super soft

With a long-lasting kiss of colour, this velvety blend hydrates with a deep-moisturizing combo of shea butter and rice wax.

Korres Lip Butter in Wild Rose, $16, Sephora.

Korres Lip Butter in Wild Rose, Feb 13, p86

Go glossy

This antioxidant-rich balm (made by sisters on a family farm in Quebec) slides on easily and delivers just a hint of shine.

Smith Farms Shea Butter Lip Balm, $5, smithfarmsproducts.com.

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Smith Farm Shea Butter Lip Balm, Feb 13, p86

Classic charmer

This tingly cult favourite has been a beauty insider's go-to for over 75 years. It stands up to even the harshest elements and is a great base for lipstick.

Carmex Lip Balm, $4.

Carmex Lip Balm, Feb 13, p86

Fruit fix

Jojoba beads and rice bran buff away dry skin while rich pistachio oils nourish. Bonus: The cherry flavour is lip-smackingly good.

Bite Beauty Whipped Cherry Fruit Scrub, $21, Sephora.

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Bite Beauty Whipped Cherry Fruit Scrub, Feb 13, p86

Sugary bliss

Made with castor sugar, vanilla extract and cocoa, this vegan soother tastes like freshly baked chocolate chippers.

Lush Sweet Lips Lip Scrub, $9, Lush.

Lush Sweet Lips Lip Scrub, Feb 13, p86

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