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If you are wounded it's great to apply on your skin
I read the opposite, that it stops your blood from clotting if you apply it onto a cut!
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-44600618
Does anyone have evidence for Vaseline being good for wounds? This thread was the first place I read it and I'm still skeptical!
I use it for my lips btw. Only after I've brushed my teeth. I used to use it on dry skin in the winter when my skin would literally crack from the cold but that hasn't been a problem for a good few years thankfully!