Winter Is Coming — Stock Up On These Hydrating Lip Masks First

Decadently packaged and surprisingly light on lips, Tatcha’s cult-classic lip mask is formulated with moisture-trapping humectants to keep lips supple and hydrated even in the snow.

A seriously stacked team of oils makes up this buttery, hydrating lip mask that also doubles as a rich balm or even a gloss — plus, the sweet, citrus-infused scent wafts hints of summertime up to your (frozen) nose.

Based on an in-clinic service offered by 111SKIN founder Dr. Yannis Alexandrides, this dual-ended stick contains both peptide-filled, collagen-boosting lip plumper on one side and a vitamin E-rich mask on the other.

If it’s good enough for Emily Ratajkowski’s lips, it’s good enough for everyone’s. The sheet-style lip mask from Loops — of which Emrata is the Creative Director — is super soothing with calming aloe vera and jojoba seed extract for line-filling plumpness.

The best kinds of balms and masks are the ones that feel so moisturizing, you can’t stop rubbing your lips together. That’s certainly true with this Kinship mask made from sunflower seed oil, actually getting melty and balmy with your body’s natural heat.

Ask any well-versed beauty junkie for a lip mask reco, and chances are this Laneige best-seller comes up. Thick and hydrating without feeling heavy or sticky, wipe it away in the morning for transformed lips.

If beauty-based therapy existed (million-dollar idea?!), this stress-melting mask would definitely be incorporated. Hemp-derived CBD soothes wind-chapped irritation while notes of chocolate, peppermint, and cardamom are comforting like a holiday meal.

Ilia’s already a go-to name for clean beauty that never sacrifices efficacy, and this buttery mask is no exception. Suitable for use twice a day, the formula is loaded with moisturizers like mango butter and exfoliants for the softest lips ever.

Just warning you now: this is one to order in bulk — once you try it, you’ll feel physically suffocated without one in your car, purse, desk, and nightstand. Coconut oil and wild mango butter make for the most nourishing, hydrating finish with a great, fresh smell to boot.

This mask’s hint of rose-colored pigment makes it ideal for in-public lip treatment because it really just looks like a delicate gloss. But despite its pretty appearance, it’s a workhorse of a product, too, with hyaluronic acid, shea butter, and rose oil.

Inspired by the brand founder’s sweet childhood memory of time spent with her grandmother, this lip treatment uses squalane for major moisture and a tiny bit of lactic acid to keep lips exfoliated and smooth.