Vaseline is a plain petroleum jelly body lotion used as a lubricant and can also be used as a moisturizer for local skin conditions indicated by tissue dehydration. Vaseline is reportedly highly refined, triple purified, and regarded as a non-carcinogenic base. The white petrolatum ingredient found in petroleum jelly is refined from petroleum.
According to Wikipedia, Vaseline was introduced to households, industries and families 149 years ago but was originally discovered by a chemist, Robert Chesebrough, in 1859, who took samples of rod wax removed from the oil rig pumps used by the oil workers to heal burns and cuts and extracted the usable petroleum jelly then began manufacturing the world's best medicinal product he called VASELINE!

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Vaseline was managed and manufactured by Chesebrough manufacturing company until it was purchased by Unilever, a British-Dutsh company in 1987.In various languages, the name Vaseline is used as a generic for petroleum jelly. In Portugal, it's called Vaselina, Brazil and other Spanish speaking countries it's called Vasenol, Russia it's Vaselinum.
Benefits and Uses of Vaseline

Potential side effects;
In conclusion, Petroleum jelly is budget-friendly and has been a staple in the medical and beauty industry for a long time due to its emollient properties, ability to help with skin healing and it's safety records. Be sure to choose the triple distilled, purified product to avoid putting toxic contaminants on your skin some of which are potentially carcinogenic.
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According to Wikipedia, Vaseline was introduced to households, industries and families 149 years ago but was originally discovered by a chemist, Robert Chesebrough, in 1859, who took samples of rod wax removed from the oil rig pumps used by the oil workers to heal burns and cuts and extracted the usable petroleum jelly then began manufacturing the world's best medicinal product he called VASELINE!

Wikipedia
Vaseline was managed and manufactured by Chesebrough manufacturing company until it was purchased by Unilever, a British-Dutsh company in 1987.In various languages, the name Vaseline is used as a generic for petroleum jelly. In Portugal, it's called Vaselina, Brazil and other Spanish speaking countries it's called Vasenol, Russia it's Vaselinum.
Benefits and Uses of Vaseline

- Retains perfume scents; Using petroleum jelly as a base for your perfume can help the fragrance last longer. Just apply the jelly to your armpit before spraying your perfume.
- Redeem split hair ends; The sun, wind, and pool water have adverse effects on your hair. Applying petroleum jelly to your hair can reduce the effect and add shine as well. Just rub a small amount in your palms and apply it to the hair ends.
- Remove Eye makeup; Petroleum jelly is very safe around the eye area to wipe out makeup. Press gently and close your eye while wiping and don't pull too hard because the eye is very sensitive.
- Rejuvenate minor scratches and burns; It's been used as a medicine for ages to heal minor cuts and burns. It's also used to keep the skin moist during post-surgery healing.
- Cracked heels; Add some salt in warm water and soak your feet in it for 10 - 15 mins. Towel dry thoroughly and apply petroleum jelly then cover up with clean cotton socks. Do this overnight for the best results.
- Moisten your face and body; As a face, hand, and body lotion. Apply jelly after shower to prevent your skin from drying out.
- Prohibit diaper rash; Apply a jelly on your baby's bum to form a protective barrier that will help protect the skin against constant exposure to moisture reducing the incidence of diaper rash.
- Chapped lips; Apply a thin layer on your lip every morning and night before you sleep to lock in moisture and soften the lip area.
- Avoid skin and nail stains; To prevent hair dye from staining your skin and nail polish from staining your fingers apply a generous amount of jelly on your skin and fingers to form a barrier and an easy way to wipe away when you are done.
- Lube for stuck objects; If you have a ring stuck to your finger, apply jelly on and around it and watch it come off easily. On noisy door hinges, apply a suitable amount and swing the door a few times to spread evenly. Use it on rusty metal handles, stuck keys, fan blades, etc.
While petroleum has many uses, it should be for EXTERNAL USE ONLY. Do not eat, swallow or insert petroleum jelly in your private parts for lubrication or masturbation.
Potential side effects;
- It could cause allergies to sensitive skin resulting in rashes, breakouts, and uneven skin tone.
- Jelly can cause breakouts by clogging skin pores, especially on the face.
- There is a risk of Bacterial and Fungal infections from a contaminated jar.
- It can also cause Aspirations. Check with a doctor, especially about children because inhalation of mineral oils can cause Aspiration pneumonia.
In conclusion, Petroleum jelly is budget-friendly and has been a staple in the medical and beauty industry for a long time due to its emollient properties, ability to help with skin healing and it's safety records. Be sure to choose the triple distilled, purified product to avoid putting toxic contaminants on your skin some of which are potentially carcinogenic.
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Correct have used it before and is working.
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