Vaseline

Vaseline

Spazzycat772023-10-12T02:54:17.000Z
The straw technique mentioned above. Also if you drink the big jug prep,
you can add a packet of Crystal Light lemonade to make it more palatable. You may want to schedule your procedure for late morning the next day instea
WonderWoman2023-10-11T15:34:28.000Z
Reaction to your current toothpaste? Figure out what's causing it, then treat with jojoba oil +
and something else like Vaseline on top. Or get some type of barrier repair cream, which might speed up healing better than anything else.
MRSLE2023-10-06T22:13:32.000Z
Vaseline is maybe OK. If I use it too many times it will clog or sting.
autumn952023-10-06T21:18:11.000Z
I like Vaseline to seal everything in.
DustyDusty2023-10-06T21:02:02.000Z
Is Vaseline ok for you? It's not for me but it's very hydrating.
Andee2023-10-06T19:57:10.000Z
When you increase from .025 to .05, treat it like starting tret for the 1st time. Start with just +
1/wk for a couple of weeks and stop using all other actives for awhile if you don't want to dry out your skin. Until your skin stops reacting, stop
bigcucumber2023-10-06T08:17:52.000Z
I recommend you use Vaseline over your moisturizer at night. It’s better than any eye cream. In the
Day time I have tried the Farmacy eye cream and it was great for me Vaseline is the best occlusive meaning it prevents water loss from your skin, so
lfrueh2023-09-30T17:43:23.000Z
I hated it. Feels like Vaseline and smells sharply chemical
bellafaccia2023-09-29T12:15:29.000Z
thanks for posting...I always thought it referred to things like Vaseline which is way to greasy ++
to put on my skin IMO. But just checked out the one you got and this looks good; no petrolatum in ingredients so I'm going to try it! Come cold wea
Jazzara2023-09-23T04:11:15.000Z
I get the same. It’s awful! I use warm washcloth +
and Vaseline but I think I’ll try the mild cortisone if it doesn’t sting too much. I’m taking an oral antihistamine as well as using eye drops. My