ChapStick® Total Hydration 3 in 1 lip balm is made with a botanical moisturizing complex to help keep lips moisturized for up to 8 hours. Its unique triple action formula moisturizes, renews and transforms your lips, all in one lip balm to provide smoother, healthier, more youthful-looking looking lips.

I would totally recommend this product for people with dry and chapped lips. This is one of the most moisturizing chapsticks I've ever used. The oils feel beautiful on the lips, but not greasy. The vanilla scent is amazing, and I love the packaging.

AHP later changed its name to Wyeth. ChapStick was a Wyeth product until 2009 when Wyeth was acquired by Pfizer. Pfizer sold the manufacturing facility in Richmond, Virginia, on October 3, 2011, to Fareva Richmond, which now manufactures and packages ChapStick for Pfizer.

Active ingredients White Petrolatum 45% Skin Protectant Inactive ingredients Arachidyl Propionate, Camphor, Carnauba Wax, Cetyl Alcohol, Fragrance, Isopropyl Lanolate, Isopropyl Myristate, Lanolin, Light Mineral Oil, Octyldodecanol,Oleyl Alcohol, Paraffin, Phenyl Trimethicone, Red 6 Lake, Titanium Dioxide, White Wax, ...

Chapstick is typically harder and waxier, while lip balm is softer and more emollient. This means that chapstick can provide a more protective barrier, while lip balm can provide more hydration and moisturization. - Another difference between these two can be brought out from the ingredients used.

As for the difference between lip balm and ChapStick? There aren't any. ChapStick is a brand name trademark for lip balm. It's a particular brand of lip balm that has been around for decades.

A tried-and-true lip balm, you can't go wrong with Burt's Bees lip balm for a quick swipe and relief. It's made with beeswax, vitamin E, and a hint of peppermint oil.

Chapstick is typically harder and waxier, while lip balm is softer and more emollient. This means that chapstick can provide a more protective barrier, while lip balm can provide more hydration and moisturization. - Another difference between these two can be brought out from the ingredients used.

While both products may contain similar ingredients, the proportions, and formulations can vary. Chapstick typically contains more wax and lip balms usually contain more oils or other emollients for better hydration and suppleness.

Today the iconic little black tubes of lip balm are still made in Richmond, Virginia, and now have more than 100 years of history as one of the nation's top choices for lip skincare.

Dr. Samer Jaber, a dermatologist at Washington Square Dermatology in New York, adds "while balms and chapsticks can temporarily soothe irritated lips, they often have chemicals that may cause further irritation... (including) flavors, fragrance and preservatives that can dry and irritate your lips."

Vaseline® Jelly is an excellent choice as it forms a protective layer on the lips and penetrates deep down to rehydrate the skin and speed up the its natural renewal process. As the jelly tackles the problem deep down at the source, the outer layers of skin begin to benefit, becoming smoother.