Yes. Petroleum jelly is just that; an oil product. Lip balms generally contain some form of petroleum, along with waxes (such as beeswax or parafin) and "enhancers"-things that make your lips shiny or medicate them, etc. Some common ones include vitamins A and E, almond oil, shea butter, and other oils (coconut, etc.) Balms are sometimes colored, as well, where as petroleum is clear and shiny. Plus, a full container of petroleum jelly is (a lot of times, anyways) cheaper than most lip balms out there.
No, Vaseline is actually a brand name for petroleum jelly, which is a mixture of mineral oils and waxes. Both terms can be used interchangeably to refer to the same product.
No! it is Vaseline!
Petroleum jelly and Vaseline are pretty much the same thing. Apply it to your lashes daily and nightly.
Petroleum jelly (Vaseline) itself is safe, but it will weaken latex condoms.
Put on vaseline (petroleum jelly).
Try "redmart"-they stock up on Vaseline (petroleum jelly) Most good pharmacists stock it
Petroleum jelly, like Vaseline, is not bad for you, just don't eat it. It is safe for babies and the elderly, not to mention everyone in between!
It is sold under the brand name Vaseline.
Yes, Vaseline is a brand of petroleum jelly, and it does contain petroleum-derived ingredients. It is made from a combination of mineral oils and waxes, which are byproducts of the petroleum refining process.
Yes it is. Kløver Vaseline is made in Norway by Lilleborg Fabrikker(Orkla) under a patented agreement with Chesebrough-Pond, Inc. from 1988, which is owned by Unilever, which again owns the patent and manufacture the Vaseline brand, also in the USA. - In other words - Lilleborg manufacture Kløver Vaseline for Unilever/Vaseline with the same recipe. In Scandinavia, the Kløver Vaseline brand is marked on Vasline's website as one of their products, side-by-side with their Vaseline Original Petroleum Jelly.
Petroleum jelly, also known as Vaseline, was created by Robert Chesebrough. He discovered it in 1859 in the United States while working in the oil fields.
Vaseline Petroleum Jelly