They are often used to help heal and protect dry, itchy skin and to keep wounds moist while they heal.Both products are petroleum jelly-based and have similar uses. However, they have some key ...

Aquaphor ingredients. The brand name "Vaseline” has been generically used by many people for any petroleum jelly product, no matter the brand, similar to how people use the term Band-Aid for all ...

Using Aquaphor on your face is a great way to provide relief and protection. Here, learn why dermatologists recommend Aquaphor and how they advise using it.

Original Aquaphor was selling for $14.26. Baby Aquaphor was selling for $14.97. Why the difference? The answer has to be in the ingredients of both products, right? I checked and you can share ...

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the Aquaphor Lip Protectant + Sunscreen SPF 30 sunscreen to find out if it's worth it.

Yes, it is technically "okay" to use Aquaphor (or Vaseline, or any generic petroleum jelly for that matter) on your face, says Dr. Ruth. FYI: Aquaphor is made mostly of petroleum (a blend of ...

Aquaphor is my holy-grail skin care product, and it goes beyond the ointment. I’m sharing my five favorite products and all the ways to use them.

Both Aquaphor and Vaseline are known to be beneficial for dry skin, but how exactly do they differ? We asked dermatologists to explain how to best use each one.

So which should you choose: Aquaphor or Vaseline? The bottom line: Don't stress. Both products work well to treat common skin issues like eczema, minor cuts and scrapes, and dry skin.