Description

• Use on dry elbows and knees to lock in moisture and soften skin.
• Use on clean wounds to prevent bacteria and other germs from getting in.
• Use at night to help remove makeup.
• Use on chapped lips to prevent cracking and lock moisture in.
• Use between diaper changes to protect baby’s bottom from diaper rash.
• Smooth a little on pulse points to prolong the scent of your perfume.
• Shine your shoes and leather.
• Coat feet with some petroleum jelly and put socks on overnight to soften calluses and soothe dryness.
• Use as a lubricant for massages.
• Apply to eyelids before eye shadow to make your favorite eye shadow pop.
• Rub some on light bulb threads for easy removal later.
• Put a little on squeaky hinges to stop squeaking.
• Prevent the cap from sticking on your super glue or nail polish by applying a thin layer on the threads.
• Apply along your hairline before dying your hair to prevent unwanted skin dying.

DON’T

• Apply to fresh burns. Because it creates an occlusive barrier, it will trap the heat from the burn and can make it much more painful.
• Use with latex. Petroleum products weaken and can break down latex.
• Ingest, apply directly to eyes or use near open flame. It is flammable at extremely high temperatures.