When it comes to health and beauty products, few are as commonly used as petroleum jelly. Often referred to by the brand name Vaseline, petroleum jelly has been around a long time. In the 1850s, oil ...

Petroleum jelly has many surprising uses. These include being used to prevent chafing, to treat diaper rash, to counteract split ends, to prolong and improve the scent of perfume, to heal the cracks ...

Dry eyelids and flaky lips are common winter skin symptoms. Check the ingredients in your eye cream and lip balm and toss ones that have drying agents like retinol, dermatologists say. Swap out drying ...

You probably have a little tub of petroleum jelly stashed in a bathroom drawer, gathering dust next to a half-used bottle of ...

Slugging is the latest TikTok skincare trend — the #slugging hashtag has amassed more than 230 million views so far. Essentially, the act of slugging means applying an occlusive — a petroleum-based ...

Vaseline, a versatile skincare staple, has come a long way since its 1859 discovery as petroleum jelly. From healing and protecting skin to removing makeup and taming unruly eyebrows, Vaseline's ...

Store-bought lip balms are great but making your own with natural ingredients is better as it is a customisable and potentially more cost-effective solution. Vaseline and honey for one is a simple yet ...

You have your Supergoop!, your Glossier, your Burt’s Bees: Whether you squeeze their bodies or twist their caps, they’re all great, cult-favorite choices in the fight for your lips against the cold. I ...

Vaseline Petroleum Jelly is 140 years old but it's still innovating, Particia Odell reports. New packaging features a flip cap so people can use it with one hand. And Vaseline Petroleum Jelly Rich ...

People have coated their faces in Vaseline for decades, but a TikTok trend with a catchy name (“slugging,” anyone?) has introduced the skin-protecting petroleum jelly to new users, baffling some ...