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.

Vaseline and Aquaphor share a common, powerful ingredient, but they’re not interchangeable. Here's when to use each one for skincare.

Comparing Aquaphor versus Vaseline means looking at the ingredients. Here’s what to know about these two popular and affordable skin care products.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

Wondering whether to use Aquaphor or Vaseline for your dry skin or lips? SELF asked dermatologists to break down the differences between the two moisturizers.

To help you figure out whether Aquaphor or Vaseline is best for your needs, we asked dermatologists to compare and contrast the two skin care OGs.

Choosing between Aquaphor and Vaseline to treat dry, itchy skin during the cold winter months can be challenging. This article compares the two to help you decide.

4. Vaseline is also a bit thicker and greasier. Even though Aquaphor and Vaseline have a very similar, balmlike consistency, there are actually some subtle differences. Again, Vaseline is made solely ...