Vaseline

Vaseline

kimk2019-12-11T17:23:39.000Z
Nice! I'm liking the look of the Garnier Hair mask, the vaseline jar, the Maybelline foundation, and
the honey melt makeup remover, and teh L'oreal wonder water!!
rayoflight2019-12-11T00:28:22.000Z
Not sure I had the dm or Rossmann brand lip products at some point, if then they +
didn’t leave lasting impression, good or bad. But if I think about it longer then using Ultrasun does feel somewhat like putting Vaseline on lips,
Lizzy282019-12-08T15:44:38.000Z
Aquaphor/Vaseline don't do anything for (my) lips.They're just (semi)occlusives. They work best ro
if you apply them on top of a good lip balm. Avoid "medicated" lip balms (with Menthol, Camphor etc.) and lip balms with chemical or natural fragrance
Dee3222019-12-08T14:30:04.000Z
I use a hyaluronic acid infused lip plumper gloss morning and night rop
Plus lots and lots of vaseline during the day!
Lizzy282019-12-08T10:19:01.000Z
Vaseline (Petroleum Jelly) can range from white to yellow. The yellow one is less "purified" but rop
still cosmetics grade. It shouldn't have a strong smell; just a very faint "Vaseline-y" smell. I have the Original Vaseline Petrolum Jelly in the tub
FuriousNeptune2019-12-08T10:07:55.000Z
I know that Vaseline is USP and Boiron's is NF, but I don't know what the difference is between
those grades of petrolatum in cosmetics. Maybe differences in purity and processing, like how lanolin can vary from brand to brand.
jnbfan2019-12-08T03:42:07.000Z
The Vaseline I'm talking about is this one. Rop for link
https://www.vaseline.com/us/en/products/healing-jelly/vaseline-healing-jelly-original.html It has a very strong smell and is more translucent yellow
jnbfan2019-12-08T03:17:49.000Z
Is there a difference between petroleum jelly from the US and the EU? I noticed the white petroleum+
used in my Homeoplasmine and Boiron Ointment is a very translucent white with no smell. They're both made in France. But then I have a big tub of Vase
4eyes2019-12-06T13:05:28.000Z
Hmm sounds like eczema? My skin hates coconut oil but some love it - if you've already tried+
various oils and they didn't work, not sure if coconut would work but I guess it's worth a try. If your skin is very dry it may be OK - I'm oily and
FuriousNeptune2019-12-06T05:45:45.000Z
It has a pretty low concentration (~0.1%) of a few of the weaker retinol derivatives in a very
thick, emollient base. I feel like some people might respond well to putting that kind of emollient ointment on their faces (like the people who put V