In this quick video, I walk you through how I make my own lip balm from scratch. I start with soy ester, then blend in baby ...

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Over baking banana bread? Same. Which is why, in need of some sort of creative fix, but eying my standing mixer with the sort of suspicion you'd normally reserve for the person jumping a tad too ...

Vaseline, also known as petroleum jelly, creates a protective barrier that locks in moisture. Honey, a natural moisturiser, draws moisture from the air and keeps your lips hydrated. Together, they can ...

Winter is here, and ‘tis the season — for lip balm, anyway. The cold, dry air chaps my lips faster than autumn in Maine gives way to the first frost. No matter what the weather, though, I feel like ...

When the temperatures drop in the winter, my skin gets dry and my lips feel like sandpaper. I used to buy a tub of petroleum jelly and slather it on my lips to soothe them, but it was a little gross.

To add insult to an injury, this hot weather is not doing any favors to your lips, they are so dry like sandpaper and you have no money to buy those designer fruit scented lip balms. Ouch ouch! You ...