THE WORD — Lip Care

Smiling is more than just an expression of happiness; it's a simple yet powerful act that can have a profound effect on both your physical and mental health. Whether it’s a small grin or a big, wide smile, the benefits extend far beyond just feeling good. Here's why you should smile more often! Smiling Lifts Your Mood One of the most well-known benefits of smiling is its ability to improve your mood. When you smile, your brain releases "feel-good" hormones like dopamine, endorphins and serotonin. These hormones naturally lift your spirits, helping to reduce stress, anxiety and even feelings of...

Lips. We all have them, yet so many men neglect them like an old gym membership. You wouldn’t walk around with cracked hands or dry skin (hopefully), so why let your lips suffer? It’s time to ditch the stigma and embrace the magic of lip balm. 1. Chapped Lips Are Not a Good Look Dry, cracked lips make you look like you just hiked through the Sahara without water. Whether you’re at work, on a date or just living life, smooth lips show you take care of yourself. 2. It Feels Way Better Than You Think Ever lick your lips...

The lips are a vital part of facial aesthetics, communication and overall health. Understanding them can help you appreciate their complexity and how to care for them properly. Let’s explore the fascinating anatomy of the lips and their essential roles.

Transform your lip care game with Ipsy's expert-backed 4-step routine for achieving irresistibly smooth, hydrated lips that hold color beautifully. Lip Lab color expert Milca Chavez reveals the secrets to maintaining healthy, youthful-looking lips through gentle exfoliation techniques and essential daily SPF protection.

Discover how Preventive Measures 101 Lip Balm, enriched with protective antioxidants, keeps your lips nourished and protected around the clock. Ready to give your lips the attention they deserve?

Hemp or Marijuana? Are they the same? Hemp and marijuana are basically variants of the same species – Cannabis sativa – and look similar enough as to be easily mistaken for each other. The defining difference between the two is in the THC content of each. THC is the psychoactive component that gives one a high when consumed or smoked. Hemp contains only 0.3% or less of THC but has other great benefits which is why it has become a very popular ingredient in beauty products. You can use hemp products and will not get the high that one would...