No, body butter does not typically count as a liquid. Body butter is a thick, creamy product that contains a higher concentration of oils and butters compared to lotions or creams. It is usually solid at room temperature and melts upon contact with the skin, providing intense hydration and nourishment. However, if you are traveling and carrying body butter in your luggage, it is always a good idea to check the specific guidelines and restrictions of the airline you are flying with, as some may have different rules regarding the classification of certain products.