Lip products I bought with my own money

Dior lip balm
It doesn't melt thickly like typical lip balms, nor is it slippery or oily, but it isn't a matte texture either. It feels a bit firm to be called silky, yet it doesn't stick to the lips excessively. Its defining feature seems to be how it applies and adheres very thinly to the lips, despite being a lip balm. Since it doesn't feel greasy at all and only provides a light sheen—like the clean, hydrating shine you get from applying a lipstick—it wasn't heavy or burdensome. You might wonder if it actually moisturizes when applied like this. Surprisingly, it does. And it lasts for quite a long time. It easily lasted over four hours. This is the first product I've encountered that provides such long-lasting hydration without feeling heavy or stuffy.

Le Labo Lip Balm
It comes in a tube, and it applies with a sticky texture. However, it doesn't feel heavy. It applies thicker than a stick type, but the moisturizing effect isn't as intense as I expected. The shine is stronger than Dior's.