Most commonly, though, Vaseline is used on particularly dry skin, such as cracked lips and ankles ... but do either have any common—or rare—side effects you should know about?

To make the best use of Vaseline’s barrier effect, at least one renowned dermatologist ... Environmental factors like cold wind or hot sun can dry out your lips quickly. When Vaseline is applied ...

A study compared the effects of Aquaphor, Vaseline, or no ointment applied to ... They have similar uses, including ...

It has about a bajillion uses, mainly because of its occlusive nature to lock in moisture, which can help keep your skin and ...

Get a little cup and put some Vaseline in it ... This gives the illusion of plumper, fuller, and redder lips, though Dr. Malik says the effect is short-lived and can have side effects.

It has about a bajillion uses, mainly because of its occlusive nature to lock in moisture, which can help keep your skin and lips ... good ole' Vaseline: There are no major "side effects" of ...

Finally, Strom advises smearing a thick layer of petroleum jelly, like Vaseline, over your lips. Petroleum jelly is an occlusive, meaning it forms a barrier to lock in moisture. Other docs ...