Lip Scrub Manufacturer

What is a Lip Scrub?

A lip scrub is a natural exfoliant designed to help the lips shed any excess skin. They are especially useful after windburn, illness, or excess sun. Structured with an exfoliant and a emollient, lip scrubs can come in almost any flavor.

It’s important to know what kind of scrub you’re getting. Some scrubs come in a slim tube like lip gloss or lipstick, others come in a small pot like lip balm. Some can be applied with the fingers and others should be used with a soft, wet toothbrush or damp washcloth. Some are meant to be left on the lips as the exfoliant works first and then the emollient, or lubricant, takes over and leaves your lips moistened after. Some are meant to be removed, as certain ingredients used in certain scrubs are not meant to be digested, regardless of flavor. (We will only use natural ingredients, which may smell delicious, but we still do not recommend eating any of our products.) Again: know your scrub! Also, know your mouth. No scrubs can be used daily, but some can scrub one or two times a week, others not so often. Please, be cautious to start, as excessive scrubbing may lead to broken blood vessels, acne, sensitive to UV, and the wrong scrub can even darken your blemishes. The type of scrub used can also contribute to this. Scrubs applied with fingers will not scrub as harshly. Using a brush or rag will pull harder at the fragile skin that comprises the lips and may cause irritation.

Also, know your mouth. No scrubs can be used daily, but some can scrub one or two times a week, others not so often. Please, be cautious to start, as excessive scrubbing may lead to broken blood vessels, acne, sensitive to UV, and the wrong scrub can even darken your blemishes. The type of scrub used can also contribute to this. Scrubs applied with fingers will not scrub as harshly. Using a brush or rag will pull harder at the fragile skin that comprises the lips and may cause irritation.

We as innovative Lip Scrub Manufacturer never use harsh chemicals or harmful synthetic ingredients.

“Soft lips are big for me. Not a whole lot of lip gloss. You don’t want your first good kiss to taste like strawberry shortcake!” Matt Lanter

Why use a Lip Scrub?

Lip scrubs are important, even if you only exfoliate once a week. Our lips are still covered in skin and, as the rest of the body needs to be exfoliated, so do our lips. It’s a valuable, but often overlooked, part of your skincare routine.

Remember: if your lips, or the skin around them, become irritated stop using your scrub! If this happens, please check your scrub for anything to which you may be allergic. It may be a day or two before the irritation fades but, if you’re not allergic, try it again but with a gentler application.