Lip Treatments for Dry, Flaky Lips
Smooth, soften and comfort dry lips - the two steps that make everything else sit better.
Gently exfoliate first, then finish with a gloss that hydrates as it shines.
Lip Treatments for Dry, Flaky Lips
Smooth, soften and comfort dry lips - the two steps that make everything else sit better.
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Silken Smooth Lip ScrubSilken Smooth Lip Scrub- Regular price
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$44.95 - Regular price
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$44.95
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Lip Oil Set - Rosy Veil + ClearLip Oil Set - Rosy Veil + Clear- Regular price
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$99.00 - Regular price
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$99.00
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Lip Oil Set - Berry Veil + ClearLip Oil Set - Berry Veil + Clear- Regular price
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$99.00 - Regular price
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$99.00
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Day Rescue Lip Oil Set - All Three ShadesDay Rescue Lip Oil Set - All Three Shades- Regular price
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$149.00 - Regular price
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$149.00
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Why Our Lip Treatments Work for Dry, Flaky Lips
Dry, flaky lips show through everything you put on top. Treating them first is what makes colour sit evenly and stay comfortable.
Made with Ingredients That Support Real Lip Repair
Silken Smooth lifts away dry surface skin so lips feel soft again. Ginger Glitz layers over the top with hyaluronic acid, jojoba oil, vitamin E and resveratrol, plus a warming complex that gives a light tingle as it goes on.
Vegan and cruelty-free
Both formulas are made without animal ingredients and are never tested on animals.
Created by an Australian beauty brand
Loveable Lips is Australian owned and formulated, with lip products made for everyday routines.
Made to work with the full Loveable Lips range
Use a treatment before your balm, liner or gloss. Ginger Glitz is clear, so it layers over any shade without changing the colour underneath.
How to Use a Lip Treatment for Smoother, Softer Lips
How you use a lip treatment changes what you get from it. Here is the order that works best.
Start with clean, dry lips
Remove any leftover gloss, balm or makeup first so the treatment can reach the skin underneath.
Gently exfoliate with Silken Smooth Lip Scrub
Apply a small amount and massage in gentle circles, then wipe away. Go lightly - lip skin is thin, and a few seconds is enough.
Follow with balm, liner or gloss to lock in results
Apply balm for hydration, or line and fill with a liner before layering gloss over the top for a fuller finish.
Finish with Ginger Glitz for a soft, glossy glow
Wear it alone on bare lips for a natural shine, or layer it over any shade. The warming complex gives a light tingle as it goes on, which settles after a moment.
Shop Lip Treatments for Dry, Flaky Lips at Loveable Lips
Smooth, soften and comfort dry lips, then build the rest of your routine around them. Pair with our glosses, balms and liners. Free shipping on orders over $50.
FAQs
What ingredients in a lip treatment should I avoid?
If your lips are dry, cracked or sensitive, it’s best to avoid lip treatments with ingredients that can worsen irritation. These may include strong synthetic fragrances, drying alcohols, harsh exfoliating beads, menthol, camphor or peppermint oil, especially if they create a stinging or burning feeling. For lip scrubs, be careful with rough or large exfoliating particles, as they can be too abrasive on delicate lip skin. A good lip treatment for dry lips should feel smoothing and supportive, not scratchy or uncomfortable.
How often should I use a lip treatment?
How often you use a lip treatment depends on the type of product and how dry your lips feel. A gentle lip scrub like Silken Smooth Lip Scrub can usually be used one to two times per week, or as needed, depending on how dry or flaky your lips feel. Glossy or conditioning treatments like Ginger Glitz Lip Gloss can be used more often throughout the day whenever you want shine, softness or a little glow.
Is it worth using a lip treatment for dryness if I already use lip balm?
Yes, lip balm and lip treatment serve different purposes. Lip balm helps maintain hydration, while a lip treatment is designed to repair dry, flaky or damaged lips. If your lips still feel rough or uneven after using balm, adding a treatment can help restore softness and create a smoother base for gloss or liner.

