Product Description

Dermatologist recommended. Advanced therapy. Heals severely dry, cracked skin and lips. Ideal for on-the-go.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1118 in Beauty
• Brand: Aquaphor
• Ingredients: Active Ingredients: Petrolatum.
• Dimensions: .90 pounds

Features

• Over half of all users apply aquaphor multiple times 80% on 3 or more body parts
• Keeping Aquaphor in 3+ locations so its always available to them throughout their day
• Heals severly dry, cracked chapped skin and lips
• Free of fragrances and preservatives: Hypo Allergenic & non-comedogenic
• Able to absorb three times its weight in water

Customer Reviews

Perfect for your purse or travel bag
I was not familiar with this product until I got a cold/flu during a trip around Cape Horn in South America. My nose was completely raw and putting lotion on it just stung without relief. One of my friends on the trip happened to have an extra tube of this and gave it to me. She said it could be used anywhere on the body.

It helped my raw nose tremendously and I could also use it as a chapstick on my lips. Our trip took us around the bottom point of So. America so the windy/cold weather wreaked havoc on my skin in general. This little tube was so handy because I could use it for my chapped hands, lips, nose and feet.

For everyday use, I just keep a tube in my makeup bag and I use it on a daily basis. After it's rubbed in, there's no greasy feeling. (I can put it on my hands --small amount goes a long way -- and pick up a piece of paper without leaving a residue)

I highly recommend this for chapped noses, hands, feet, lips, cheeks and any other dry body part!

Good ointment
I got this for my cracked hands in the cold months and it was the first thing that ever worked for preventing and healing my chapped skin. The size allows me to have one tube in my purse, another in the office and a third one at home, and doubles nicely as a lip balm. The only downside is that the ointment can feel really greasy when just applied, so you may not want to use your fingertips to rub it in.