Petroleum jelly can prevent blisters, heal skin rashes, and make mask-wearing more comfortable, but there are times when you should avoid it.

He is who he is — until he isn’t. A Russian bodybuilder dubbed “Popeye” for his disproportionately large biceps nearly died as a result of poisonous petroleum jelly injections in his arms ...

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 ...

Although petroleum jelly is considered non-comedogenic (meaning it won’t clog pores) because its molecular size is too large to penetrate deep into the skin, Hirsch warned that slugging is not ...

What is Aquaphor? Aquaphor is a semi-occlusive formulation with 41% petroleum jelly and panthenol, glycerin, and lanolin alcohol. Like Vaseline, the petroleum jelly in Aquaphor keeps moisture in ...