Attention, those with flaky lips! My personal liquid lip care & layering tips for moisturized lips this winter.

Hello everyone!!! Aren't there many of you who are worried about the dry, flaky lips that inevitably return now that the cold wind blows again? Honestly, whenever winter comes, my lips get chapped and cracked, so I used to get stressed every time I did my lip makeup...

I’d like to introduce my own 'winter lip care routine' that I settled on after much trial and error, along with my '3 favorite lip products'!!

In particular, I prefer fast-absorbing liquid or essence formulations over heavy, solid lip balms, and I like to create a clear look by layering thin coats rather than using intense colors. If you share similar tastes, please make sure to watch until the end!

1. A moisture bomb that soothes dead skin cells! 'Torriden Solid-in Ceramide Lip Essence'

The first product I’d like to introduce is my winter lifesaver: the Torriden Solid-in Ceramide Lip Essence. People usually use hard stick types for lip balm, but I didn't like the feeling of it just sitting on the surface of my lips. That’s exactly why I found this Torriden Solid-in Ceramide Lip Essence!

True to its name, it has a rich, essence-like texture that absorbs instantly upon application, gently softening the dead skin cells! And it's so convenient because you can apply it just like in the picture above. If you apply a generous amount of Torriden Solid-in Ceramide Lip Essence before bed, your lips become as soft as a baby's the next morning. It provides only hydration without any stickiness, so it isn't a burden to apply frequently throughout the day. (The price might be a bit steep, but I recommend waiting for an Olive Young sale to get the buy-one-get-one-free deal.)

2. Tanghulu Glossy Layering! 'BBIA Over Glaze (Peanut Syrup)'

Taking good care of your lips isn't the end of it... In fact, I think what you apply to your lips afterward is even more important! In my case... I prefer moisturizing glow lips over matte lipsticks in the winter. Among them, Bbia Over Glaze 06 Peanut Syrup I really love using the color!! I often hear people say my lips look pretty while I'm working haha.

This product features a clear and transparent shine, so it looks prettier when layered thinly multiple times rather than applied thickly in one go!!   Bbia Over Glaze If you lightly apply it to the inner part of your lips and rub them together, a plump, glass-like shine comes to life along with a natural flush that looks just like your own lips. Actually, rather than reapplying it constantly (because it tends to darken a bit), I mix it with lip balm haha. Anyway, it coats your lips smoothly without highlighting dry patches, so it's the cheat sheet for winter lip makeup!!

3. The epitome of a calm base lip! 'MAC Lipstick'

The last product I will introduce is good for use as a base. MAC lipstick!! I really think MAC makes lipsticks really well.. I, as I mentioned earlier Bbia Over Glaze Before applying the same glossy product, this MAC lipstick Apply a thin layer by patting it on as a base.

The formula isn't too matte, so it naturally defines the lip line and enhances the color payoff when layered over other shades. Instead of a bold full lip, applying a thin layer of base and accent like this improves longevity and allows you to complete a much more sophisticated lip makeup look!!

So far, that has been my personal lip care routine and recommendations for winter lip exfoliation! Torriden Lip Essence Replenish moisture with, MAC lipstick class Bbia Over Glaze I'm trying to create moist and pretty lips by layering it thinly and clearly. If you have any tips, please share them!