Always keeping a lip balm within reach is one beauty commandment we have no plans on breaking. No one should suffer from dry, chapped lips any time of day. That said, storing that moisturizing tube (or tin) in all our bags and pouches has slowly turned lip balm into somewhat of a go-to for skincare emergencies. From dry patches, rashes, crusty cuticles to stuck zippers, these pucker saviors have gone through it all for us. So take our word for it and look for your ultimate multi-purpose balm. Need ideas? Keep scrolling!
Dr. Pawpaw Multi-Purpose Balm
P575, Beauty Bar
This balm's main ingredient is fermented pawpaw, which has natural healing properties that you can use on irritated skin.
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Lace & Rue The Good Balm
P350, Calyxta
Packed with nourishing ingredients like cocoa and shea butter, you can use this to moisturize everywhere from your elbows, cuticles to your lips!
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Glossier Balm Dotcom Universal Skin Salve
P950, Calyxta
Glossier's take on the all-over skin salve is this chic tube with castor oil, beeswax, and rice extract.
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Vaseline Petroleum Jelly
P278, Watsons
An oldie but a goodie, Vaseline's petroleum jelly can be used as a lip mask, makeup remover, highlighter—and the list goes on!
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Rosebud Perfume Co. Rosebud Salve
P693, Sephora.ph
A must-have if you have sensitive skin. Apply this on your lips for hydration or onto irritated areas like over burns and rashes to help soothe them.
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Zenutrients Virgin Coconut Oil Balm
P218, Zenutrients
For skin prone to dryness and eczema, this coconut oil-based balm is perfect for those irritation spiels. It comes in handy for parched puckers, too!
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L'occitane Shea Butter Ultra Rich Lip Balm
P530, TriNoma
Dry elbows can be a struggle if you don't have any lotion on hand. And although we love this balm on our lips, we mostly keep it within reach for instant moisture for our joints.
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* Minor edits have been made by the Femalenetwork.com editors.
