THE SECRET TO SMOOTH LIPS

By, Jamie Adams
Aug 9, 2017
2 min read

Updated: Jul 11

Today’s blog post is all about something we all crave—soft, smooth, kissable lips. I’m sharing my top three go-to beauty products that keep my lips hydrated, plump, and pampered all year long.

1. Sugar Lip Polish

Let’s start with my absolute favorite, always within reach at my sink: the Sugar Lip Polish. This stuff is a dream. It gently exfoliates, deeply moisturizes, and leaves your lips feeling buttery soft for up to six hours. It's a must-have in my routine—especially before applying lipstick or to refresh dry lips during the colder months.

2. Sara Happ Sweet Clay Lip Mask

Next up: Sara Happ’s Sweet Clay Lip Mask—a total game-changer if you’ve never tried a lip mask before. Trust me, once you do, you’ll wonder how you lived without it. This pretty pink mask is packed with bentonite clay, which draws out impurities and smooths rough texture, and swertiamarin, a plant-based extract known for its skin-repairing and rejuvenating benefits. Apply a generous layer, leave it on for 10 minutes (or longer if you're feeling particularly indulgent), and then remove it with a warm washcloth to reveal baby-soft lips in just a few minutes.

3. Bite Agave Lip Balm

And finally, the Bite Agave Lip Balm—an ultra-moisturizing savior for dry, cracked lips. It’s made with agave nectar and rare Madagascan vanilla CO2 extract, so not only does it heal and hydrate, it smells incredible too. You can easily store it in your bag or use it as a lip primer under your favorite color.

Are you looking to enhance your beauty routine?

Use all three together—exfoliate with the Sugar Lip Polish, treat with the Clay Mask, and finish with a swipe of Agave Balm. I try to do this combo daily because I love the feel of soft, nourished lips. And hey, you don’t have to buy these exact ones. There are plenty of similar options out there—or you can even make your own! I’ve shared a few DIY lip scrub and balm recipes on the blog if you’re feeling creative.

Product Breakdown (for photo reference):