Wiki Special Lip Balm
Wiki Lip balm is a topical preparation applied to the lips to moisturize, protect, and relieve dryness or irritation. It is typically made from a combination of waxes, oils, and emollients that form a protective barrier on the skin. Common ingredients include beeswax, petroleum jelly, shea butter, lanolin, and plant-based oils. Many lip balms also contain added flavors, fragrances, colorants, or sun protection (SPF).

Lip balm is widely used to prevent or treat chapped lips caused by cold weather, wind, or dehydration. Some medicated varieties include ingredients such as menthol, camphor, or phenol to provide soothing or antiseptic effects. Packaging usually comes in small jars, tubes, or twist-up sticks for easy application.

Over time, lip balm has become both a cosmetic and therapeutic product, with some versions marketed as tinted balms or glosses for aesthetic purposes.