Balms have harder consistency than salves.
Balms are made with the combination of hard and soft butters, carrier oils with beeswax while the softer version, salves are made with mainly carrier oils and waxes.
Balms are harder while salves are mostly creamy.
These two products work well in cold weather and for extremely dry and mature skin.
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