What's the best chapstick, /fa/? Pic unrelated

>>11069587
The plain black chap stick brand.

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Carmex Chapstick.

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goat.

Burt's bees or anything beeswax based seem to work best in my experience.

>using Chapstick to refer to all lip balms.

Why do Americans love doing this.

aesop

>>11069601
Enjoy your chapped lips from the product meant to unchap them.

>>11069688
Says the guy calling people that live in the US Americans.

>>11069656
>Burt's bees
Yeah, I use this. The Ultra-Conditioning or whatever it's called version with Kokum Butter is especially effective

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>>11069894
Thirty dollars is pretty steep tho.

>>11069656
I always found Burt's bees to be really runny, didn't like it at all

>>11069860
Literally the entire English-speaking world does, "American" is the only demonym for people from the US in the English language

>>11069925
It's like USD$15, AUS$19, €13

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>>11069860

>>11069656
I used to use the Beeswax with Vitamin E and Peppermint until it began to irritate my upper lips and vermilion border, so I switched out to the other kinds of Burt's Bees balms. I find the Coconut and Pear to be the most effective

Burts bees is my favorite now after using op's pic for a long time. Moisture lasts longer for me

>>11069601
This is the only acceptable answer