Petroleum jelly is a semi-solid emulsion of hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum with a smooth and non-sticky feel and excellent barrier properties.
Moisturizes the skin to prevent skin dryness and cracking.
Often added to cosmetic products like creams and lotions to make them more effective in moisturizing the skin.
Serves as a barrier against the loss of moisture and other irritants in the skin.
Helps in the healing and softening of skin that has become dry or chapped by forming a barrier.
Aids in healing of small injuries such as cuts, burns, and abrasions.
Helps to keep the wounds moist and protect them from infection thus enhancing the healing process.
Improves the emollient effect of the lip balm, lotion, or cream.
It assists in the easy application and also aids in the exfoliation and smoothening of the skin.
Reduction of friction and ease the insertion of medical devices in order to enhance comfort.
Reduces wear and tear of mechanical parts so that they will not produce friction when in use.
Petroleum jelly can be packed in small tubes for individual use, mid-sized jars for domestic use, and large containers for commercial use as it is very easy to use and lasts for a long.