Vi-jon Vaseline Petroleum Jelly Reviews
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- 쿵야☆Jun 2, 2020Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin
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ConsIf I had to choose, Vaseline is affordable and made from petroleum-derived ingredients, so its safety has been a topic of discussion. Most doctors say it's fine, but people's minds don't change easily, so there are still quite a few who think Vaseline is harmful.
Tip1. Using a soothing gel before applying Vaseline can provide additional moisture replenishment and calming effects for the skin. Vaseline itself does not have those moisturizing and soothing properties, so apply Vaseline over the soothing gel before it fully evaporates to create a protective barrier. 2. For sensitive skin, skip the toner and go straight to using the soothing gel and Vaseline. Most toners are more focused on exfoliating rather than hydrating, and for already compromised sensitive skin, this can be like "pouring salt on a wound." Toners also tend to sting for those with sensitive skin. 3. After applying Vaseline at night, simple water cleansing in the morning can effectively remove any residue. Foaming cleansers can be irritating for delicate, sensitive skin like ours (sigh), so just use a gentle foaming cleanser at night and stick to water-only cleansing in the morning. 4. If you've applied too much Vaseline, gently blot it off with paper oil blotting sheets.