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Published 07:54 26 Jan 2017 GMT

One Reddit user shared how changing up her toothpaste to Sensodyne Pronamel banished her lip problems for good.
''So chapped lips have been the bane of my existence since my childhood. Im talking dry, cracked, peeling lips constantly. I was a chronic chapstick user and nothing I did seemed to make it better. I also have struggled with my skin care over the years which is what lead me to you guys. While I was reading through the sub to figure out how to change up my routine to work for me, I thought I would do a search for the magic secret to cure my chapped lips. Much to my surprise I found it. I never in a million years would have guessed my toothpaste was the one to blame. AND my chapstick wasn't helping. So I picked up a travel size Sensodyne Pronamel (because let's face it changing toothpastes is a big decision) and switched to using just a thin layer of Vaseline on my lips twice a day. Oh my god the difference it has made in just a week, and it's the middle of a pretty cold winter here! So I just wanted to say thanks to ScA for solving my problem for me. I am excited to see what other changes in my routine bring''So change it up and see if it makes a difference.

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