Balm (noun)

1. A soothing or healing agent, often in the form of a cream or ointment.
2. A soothing or calming influence or effect.
3. A fragrant oil or resin used in perfumes, cosmetics and medicinal preparations.

Origin:

From old english "beálm" meaning balsam, from latin "balsamum" meaning balsam, from greek "bálsamon" meaning balsam.

Examples:

1. The balm soothed her sunburned skin.
2. She applied the balm to her sore muscles.
3. He used the balm to heal his cracked hands.
4. The balm had a calming effect on her nerves.
5. The perfume was made with a blend of essential oils, including lavender balm.