Lip red mucosa is delicate and lacks lipid moisture. Pay special attention to nursing lips in winter, otherwise it will be easy to peel and dry. If your lips are chapped and peeling, don't lick them with your tongue, which will make your lips drier. The correct way is to apply a layer of oil to soften the dead skin on your lips, wipe it off gently after a few minutes, and then apply lip balm. Or you can use a needle to break the capsule of vitamin E before going to bed at night and apply it to your lips. Staying up late, psychological stress and getting angry can easily lead to chapped lips. Eat more fruits and vegetables and less greasy things in winter. You also need to carry high-quality lip balm with you, especially lip balm containing moisturizing ingredients such as vitamin E, which can moisturize your lips at any time and prevent your lips from drying and peeling. It is best to use moisturizing lipstick in autumn. Although moisturizing lipstick is easier to discolor than permanent lipstick, it does much less harm to lips. Paraffin and pigment in lipstick can take away moisture, and users who make up for a long time are easy to peel off, so it is best to apply lip balm for two days a week without makeup. Be careful that the autumn wind is cold and your lips are molested.