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From 16 TikTok videos7 sponsored, marked with outlined numbers

Sponsored creators say Vaseline Original Healing Jelly soothes cracked skin, minor cuts, scrapes, dry lips and heels 123, and one unsponsored creator reports lip recovery with daily use 4. Sponsored creators also describe slugging overnight, mixing it into perfume to help it last, and using it on elbows and knees 567. One unsponsored creator warns it may trap heat in heat-triggered rosacea, so she slugs only at night 8, while a sponsored pharmacist says it seals the skin but does not rebuild the barrier 9.

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“It temporarily protects cracked skin, minor cuts, scrapes, and even burns.”
“This is the GOAT for anyone with dry crack skin, even if you're acne prone”
“I could use it for my dry, cracked hands, my lips, and even minor cuts and scrapes.”
“Vaseline Original Healing Jelly worked perfectly for my lip.”
“I take Vaseline and I rub it in.”
“Slugging with Vaseline is one of the best ways to keep the skin glowing and supple.”
“I use this for myself every single night mainly to relieve my chapped lips”
“Vaseline if you have heat trigger rosacea can trap the heat in your face which is not beneficial”
“Vaseline will protect the barrier, whereas this actually protects and helps rebuild it.”
“Occlusive sit on top of the skin, and they form this protective layer that prevents water from evaporating.”
“Moisturizers and barrier creams are not the same thing.”
“And most people are using the wrong moisturizer.”
“contrary to popular belief Aquaphor or vaseline are not classically comedogenic”
“I'm here to introduce you to my best friend, cold cream.”
“Well atleast MY truth!”
“Vaseline Healing Jelly Original protects and locks in moisture to help heal dry and itchy skin.”

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