Stop Peeling Lips
Stop peeling lips in ONE NIGHT
Finally, something built for the real problem. We use three cold-pressed butters to replace the oil your lips physically cannot make. [ % ] wake up with nothing to peel after one night.
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“The first lip product built for the actual problem”
“The only lip product I’d actually repurchase”
“Finally, a brand that gets it”
“This replaced my entire lip care routine”
“No sting, no wax, just butter”
“Shea, coconut and murumuru, sealed under an eight-hour film”
Chapped lips suck. We don’t.
How the Zips Lip Sleeping Mask works
5 dermatology-backed mechanisms that fix lips at the source - no menthol, no camphor, just butters.
Replaces oil your lips can’t make
Lips have no oil glands. Not few. None. Three butters supply the fatty acids your face makes all day and your lips never will.
Seals a barrier that’s too thin
Your lip barrier is a fraction as thick as your face. Water escapes many times faster. The film shuts that down for eight hours.
Softens flakes so they lift, not tear
Shedding needs water to work. Dry lips hold flakes in sheets. Hydrated overnight, they wipe away in the morning.
Kills the lick-and-pick cycle
You lick because they feel tight. You pick because skin is loose. Take away both triggers overnight and the habit stops on its own.
Works when water loss peaks
Skin loses the most water overnight, exactly when nothing gets reapplied. Eight uninterrupted hours lands on the worst window of the day.
“My lips have never been this soft in winter”
“Woke up and forgot about my lips for the first time in years”
Our product is built to do one job properly
Zips Lip Sleeping Mask
- Replaces the oil layer lips cannot produce
- Seals for eight hours while you sleep
- No menthol, camphor, phenol or fragrance oils
- Softens flakes instead of sealing them in
- 90-night money-back guarantee
“I stopped carrying chapstick after three days. Three days.”
“I’ve spent hundreds on lip products. This $32 jar outlasted all of them.”
Shocked customers get results overnight
This works for ANYONE with chapped lips. No matter age or season.
“I’ll be honest, I thought this was another overpriced lip balm. Used it one night because my lips were cracking so bad they bled. Woke up and the cracks had closed. Six weeks in and I genuinely don’t think about my lips anymore.”
People who NEVER leave reviews are leaving them
We know the reviews look insane. We get asked all the time if they are real.
“I was very sceptical”
“I’ve tried everything. This is the only one that lasted the night”
“My husband asked what I’d changed. It was just my lips”
“Truly the only thing that worked”
“I’ve had peeling lips for as long as I can remember. Tried everything you can think of — Aquaphor, Laneige, Burt’s Bees, even prescription stuff from my derm. Nothing lasted more than a couple hours. My friend sent me a link to this and I almost didn’t buy it because I’d been burned so many times. First night I put it on and woke up with my lips actually smooth. Not just less peeling, actually smooth. It’s been two months now and I use it every single night. My only regret is not finding it sooner.”
Lips aren’t skin. That’s the whole problem.
Your face is covered in sebaceous glands producing oil all day, sitting under a barrier thick enough to hold water in. Your lips have neither. That single fact explains every balm that stopped working by lunchtime, and it is why lips are the first thing to crack and the last thing to heal.
What actually makes lips peel?
Two things your lips are missing, not one.
First, no oil glands. Your face has them everywhere and they run all day. Lips have none, so there is nothing replacing what evaporates.
Second, the outer barrier that holds water in is a fraction as thick on lips as it is on your face. Water escapes many times faster and there is no oil layer slowing it down.
So you can drink three litres a day and still peel. The water leaves as fast as it arrives. The people telling you to hydrate are not wrong about water, they are wrong about where the leak is.
The solution
To stop the peeling, two things have to happen, and a balm that only adds water does neither.
1. Replace what lips cannot make. Shea, coconut and murumuru butters supply the fatty acids your lips have no way of producing. Murumuru is solid at room temperature and melts at body heat, which keeps the layer on your lips instead of your pillow.
2. Seal it long enough to matter. During the day you talk, eat, drink and press your lips together, and every one of those removes product. Sleep is the only eight-hour stretch where none of that happens, and it lands on the window where water loss peaks.
What the first month looks like
Night 1. You wake up and the tightness is gone. Flakes lift when you wipe rather than tearing.
Nights 2 to 5. Cracks stop reopening. The split in the middle of the lower lip settles.
Week 2. The daytime reaching drops off. Most people notice a whole morning went by without touching anything.
Week 4 and on. Soft becomes the baseline instead of a good day. Lips never start making their own oil, so this stays maintenance.
Individual results vary. This is what customers most commonly describe, not a guarantee.
What the research says about our ingredients
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Reported results from our customers
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Why People Are Leaving Drugstore Balm
Shea for fatty acids, coconut to sink in rather than sit on top, and murumuru to hold the layer in place all night. Most balms lean on wax and call it moisture.
A daytime balm is removed every time you talk, eat or drink. Night is the only stretch where a layer stays put long enough to do anything, and it is when water loss peaks.
No menthol, camphor or phenol. The tingle in most lip products is irritation, and irritation is what makes you reapply. That is the business model we are not running.
The formula is the product
Four ingredients that do something, and six we deliberately left out. Every one on the exclusion list is either drying or stings skin that has already split.
Shea butter
Coconut oil
Murumuru butter
Berry extract
What we left out, and why
Why this is the last lip product you’ll buy
- Wake up with nothing to peel, and nothing left to pick at.
- One application a night instead of a tube in every coat pocket.
- A barrier that is being rebuilt, not topped up behind.
- No sting on lips that are already split. Nothing that burns.
- A generous coat before bed, more than feels sensible. A tint will not do it.
- Nightly use for the first two weeks while the barrier catches up.
- Patience through nights two to five, when cracks are still closing.
- Keeping it up. Lips never start making their own oil, so this is maintenance, not a course you finish.
“If it doesn’t work, I don’t want your money”
“[ Your story in your own words, four or five sentences. What you kept buying and kept throwing out. The moment you found out lips have no oil glands and realised every product you owned was built on the wrong assumption. Why you would rather refund someone than keep money from a jar that did nothing. ]”
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