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Screw off the cap and apply directly over areas affected by dryness. Alternatively, apply it on targeted areas like your cheekbones or collar bones for extra shimmer. Repeat as needed throughout the day.
Active ingredients:
Vaseline® Jelly - An effective occlusive that helps repair damaged, dry skin by locking in moisture and assisting the skin's natural recovery.
Cocoa Butter - Known to nourish skin, making it feel soft, smooth, and radiant.
Ingredients
No, Vaseline Jelly is scientifically proven to be non-comedogenic, meaning it will not clog pores. It acts as an occlusive barrier to seal in moisture. Pro-Tip: Apply it to clean skin to ensure you don't trap dirt or oil beneath the barrier.
Yes, the original Vaseline Jelly is safe for most facial skin types, including sensitive skin. It is hypoallergenic and non-irritating. Dermatologists recommend it for slugging and treating dry areas like the eyelids and lips.
Vaseline is safe for the whole family. The brand uses a proprietary triple-purification process to ensure the petrolatum is pure, cosmetic-grade, and free from impurities like Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), which are the actual concern with unrefined petroleum.
Its main purpose is to be a superior occlusive barrier. It is a sealant, not a hydrator. It works by locking in the skin's existing moisture and can reduce water loss by up to 98%, which accelerates the skin's natural healing process.
The main difference is purity and consistency. Vaseline's Triple Purification Seal ensures a consistently smooth, pure, and pharmaceutical-grade product, making it a safer and gentler choice for sensitive skin and wound care compared to some generic varieties.
Absolutely, it is highly recommended by dermatologists for wound healing. Apply a thin layer to clean, minor wounds to keep the area moist, which prevents scabbing, minimizes scarring, and protects the injury from external bacteria.
Yes, like most cosmetic products, Vaseline does have an expiry date. Since it is anhydrous (contains no water), it has a long shelf life. Always check the expiration date on the label to ensure you're using a quality product.
It can transfer and stain if applied too thickly. The helpful solution is to apply a thin layer to clean skin and allow a few minutes for the product to settle, or gently wipe off any excess with a tissue before getting dressed.
This is a common myth. Skin receives oxygen from the bloodstream, not directly from the surface. The protective layer Vaseline forms simply seals in moisture and protects the skin barrier, which is essential for healthy, repaired skin function.
