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LSD Trip = Extreme chapped lips

skarz

skarz

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Each time I roll and/or trip, I have extremely chapped lips the next day. They are also bright red, too. Why is this? I always ensure that I drink enough water and I even have applied medicated chapstick, all to no avail...
 
When i used to Do L i would get GRINDING TEETH because i would get nervous and not realize it or i would get even more nervous because i knew i was nervous lol
 
uhh... lol, you're licking them or breathing out of your mouth the whole time.
And why don't you just put chapstick on??
 
its.euphoric said:
uhh... lol, you're licking them or breathing out of your mouth the whole time.
And why don't you just put chapstick on??
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If you had read my entire post, you would have realized that I do put chapstick on...
 
Then you're licking it off, then breathing out of your mouth the whole time.
 
When I do acid I always bite the the corner of my lip. Once I thought it was bleeding when it wasn't and I freaked out. It's normal man, you're probably making them dry without realizing by licking them heaps. It's pretty normal for things to happen around your mouth on LSD because it targets the area of the brain that effects saliva, taste, feel etc.
 
When my lips are dry on acid I usually just put it down to the 8 million cigarettes I've smoked :)
 
i had the same thing. the other day i woke up after lsd with really chapped lips. but i was also outside in the cold all night tripping sack. also woke up with really sore insides of my lips and cheeks from biting them.
 
lol @ rollin boobs! nice name... and yeah, LSD cause all sorts of fairly harmless, but odd bodily quirks. Well not so much the LSD itself, but your brain with LSD in it... Excessive smoking, mouth-breathing, lip-licking, and bruxia are all fairly common and can contribute to lip-chapping
 
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