To remove dead skins on lips

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Lips getting dry and start to peel out is common problem. Sometimes get splits in the lips and start bleeding thus giving an unpleasant feel. Lips dryness can be addressed by applying lip balm or moisturiser to it. But before applying lip balm, removing the dry or dead skin from the lips is very important. Here is a simple home remedy with readily available kitchen ingredient to remove such dead skins. 

Ingredients:
  1. Brown sugar or white sugar
  1. Coconut oil or olive oil.

Procedure:
Coarsely powder your brown or white sugar and add little bit of coconut oil or olive oil and make it to like thick paste. Essentially the oil is to stick the sugar powder together.
Store it in a container.
Apply once or twice on your lips, rub or scrub gently, leave it for a minute and wash it off with luke warm water. Better not to use hot water, as it takes our the moisture from the skin.

This is will remove the dead skins from your lips.

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