Vaseline goes beyond soothing chapped lips and wounds. From getting rid of stains to warding off pests, here are 13 Vaseline uses you may not know.

Look in pretty much any medicine cabinet and you’ll probably find a tub of Vaseline. We’re all familiar with the translucent, gelatinous substance, but exactly what is Vaseline? The history of ...

Vaseline is made purely of petroleum jelly, providing a thick, occlusive barrier for dry, cracked skin. Aquaphor contains ...

Check your average medicine cabinet, and you're bound to find a jar of Vaseline. But is your trusty petroleum jelly really a "cure-all"? More importantly, is it as harmless as you think? We enlisted ...

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Many would consider Vaseline, the petroleum jelly patented in 1865, the OG moisturiser – but the world has found out that it can do so much more than that. Petroleum jelly was discovered in the 1800s ...

Vaseline, a brand-name form of petroleum jelly, can moisturize dry skin all over the body, including the eyelids. As such, for most people, Vaseline can be safe and effective for dry eyelids.

Apart from the usual healing of cracked skin, petroleum jelly can literally make any beauty addict’s life easier (it was on our list of beauty inventions we’re most thankful for). Because I’m a beauty ...

CUTICLE CREAM: Keep a little tub of the stuff by the sink and work into cuticles twice a day. It’s all you’ll need to prevent hangnails. FACIAL MOISTURIZER: Because it’s non-comedogenic, petroleum ...

No petroleum product, including Vaseline, can make eyelashes grow faster or thicker. But Vaseline’s moisture-locking properties do provide some benefits for eyelashes, which may make them look ...