Vaseline, the world's most famous oily cream, isn't just for burns or very dry areas of skin. Discover its other uses.
We all have a jar of Vaseline in our home. The world-famous miracle jelly was originally used to moisturise very dry or irritated skin. It is also useful for creating a protective film over burns or wounds, helping them to heal.
An excellent anti-wrinkle agent Vaseline is rich in antioxidants and vitamins. Apply this cream like a night cream, concentrating on the areas most prone to wrinkles. Your skin will look regenerated when you get up. Use as a make-up remover Forgot to pack your make-up remover on holiday? Don't panic, Vaseline can easily replace your make-up remover thanks to its oily, jelly-like texture.
It repairs damaged feet and cracks If your feet are very dry and damaged, this cream is also the perfect alternative. It can even help heal cracks which can be difficult to repair.
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