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Lanolin is a bitchin' moisturizer like for everything—particularly your chapped lips. Haven't tried it for any other of my chapped bits but the same principle extends.
There's a cream called Corona cream, with lanolin as the main ingredient. It's geared to veterinary rather than human use, but it's fantastic and can be bought in gigantic tubs.
I mean, if you ignore the usual "pea size amount" they usually recommend and only use the truly minimum amount, I can't see myself having to buy more for like 6-7 years at a time. For like a $15 tube of the one for moms
Lanolin is used to protect nursing humans and farm animals, too. It's a great lip balm.
Thats the idea ;)