Lip Balm.

"I use the Remedy Dry Lips from Remedy Skin. This product is a targeted treatment for repairing and hydrating dry lips. Its ultra nourishing formula is infused with skin restored ingredients that help heal and protect the delicate lip area while locking in the moisture for lasting comfort. It contains things like HA acid which will deeply hydrate and plump lips by retaining the moisture, has some shea butter which will soothe and soften the lips with its rich emollient properties, beeswax that will create a protective barrier and seal that hydration, and then vitamin E which is an antioxidant to help repair damage and provide additional nourishment. I find that this instantly relieves dryness and discomfort, soothes and softens the lip surface, it helps restore natural moisture barrier for long-lasting hydration and it also protects against environmental aggressors like cold weather, wind and things like that. It is also suitable for AM and PM. It is dermatologist tested, free from parabens and artificial fragrances. You can use it by itself or maybe if you're going out and you just want a hydrating base underneath your lipstick, it's perfect for both."

"I've been trying it out daily, using it multiple times a day to really give it a good test. [...] It is a good product for dry lips. It has ceramides which are good for the moisture barrier, squalane and jojoba, it has peptides which are hydrating, and it has petrolatum which helps to reduce water loss. [...] It goes on almost like you're putting a lotion on your lips. [...] It's not a greasy ointment, it absorbs pretty quickly into the skin of the lips, and I did find that it helped my lips stay soft, moisturized, hydrated. It's free of fragrance and flavorant, which are important to note because those in lip balms are common causes of lip irritation, lip dryness, and common allergens in lip balms. This is a good option for keeping the lips hydrated, smooth, supple."

"This is probably for me my favorite product from the brand. [...] I'm really into lip balms that don't just moisturize your lips but actually hydrate your lips as well. There's something to this Lip Balm that feels like it happens in two stages. So you put it on and it feels kind of almost watery, like there's a real slip to it, there's a real glide. It feels like you're putting like a watery serum on your lips, and then when you're done, your lips feel nourished and moisturized but all of that's going to be locked in without it being overly occlusive. It feels like a diluted Vaseline in the sense that it's almost like a hydrating toner meets Vaseline. [...] You have petroleum, squalane and Shea Butter, which is what you would expect to find in a Lip Balm, ceramides especially nowadays, which makes sense for it to be in a Lip Balm, peptides in here as well that really help plump and add that hydration to the lips, and Aloe leaf extract as well. There's just something like it's not watery but there's something that feels like quenching to it even though it's in such a thick consistency. I've just not used a Lip Balm like this before."

"Remedy for Lips has ceramides to help build the skin barrier, ethically sourced squalane, peptides, and petrolatum as the occlusive. It feels really nice on the skin, it's not as heavy and greasy as plain Vaseline, it blends in well, and there's no fragrance and no flavor to it. I think this would be a great product if you have really dry lips, if you like a Lip Balm, or even if you're on Accutane, since it actually puts moisture on the skin rather than just occluding it to prevent water loss. It's sixteen dollars, definitely more expensive than your average chapstick, but it's definitely a better product than your average chapstick. I do like this product very much and I'm definitely going to keep using it. If you get great results from plain Vaseline or Aquaphor, there's probably not a big reason you need to switch unless you just want to support the mission of the company."