AquaphorI0036769 Homes, Weight 0.8Unzen, 2 pieces

This is really great to put on any damaged, sore, dry or red skin, always alleviates the symptoms and repairs the skin fast. Also works as a lip balm to prevent dry lips or repair cracked lips. Much much better than Vaseline.

Very effective for dry skin

I was recommended this for my lips on a Facebook group. I have a few health issues and my lips really were in a sorry state. Now, my lips look better than they have in years! So pleased I gave it a chance. It's great for other areas too. They said that this was much better for lips than the actual lip balm the brand sells.I don't leave many reviews but though I would pay it forward with this little gem 💋

I've often had a problem with peeling lips since I was kid and after much (read: MUCH) research, I think it may be exfoliative cheilitis. I tried several things, from Vaseline to Blistex to Burts Bees... all had very little impact (though Burts Bees made it less painful when the skin was peeling). Aquaphor was a brand that was repeatedly mentioned on the internet, by people with similar dermatological issues. So I thought, why not give it a go! Unfortunately, they don't seem to sell it here in the UK, which resulted in an Amazon purchase.The product itself came as a twin-pack, as promised, though it differs from other 'on-the-go' applicators, in that the end of the tube is not designed to apply directly to the lips (but that's a minor thing, as you can put it on your finger and apply it... the 'old skool' way). It definitely seems to hydrate the lips, though it may leave your lips white for the first hour after applying it, if you have a similar condition to me. Also, if water comes into contact with your lips after applying it, it does not wash off like others. It's only partially made of petroleum jelly (aka petrolatum), so allows the skin/lips to 'breathe' more easily.However, I only gave it 4* because while it is much better than the usual 3* lipcare products one can find in a supermarket, it hasn't actually stopped the dryness of the lips. If I stop using it (or sometimes even when I do use it), the exfoliative cheilitis persists :(.Good product though! You only need a bit of it on your lips (may need more if using elsewhere, as you can use this on hands etc)... so it may last you a long time. If you're planning on using this in several different areas regularly, I'd suggest purchasing the Aquaphor tub/pot. It's particularly good for really dry skin (to the point where your skin might bleed or close to it), as it allows the skin time to recover, especially when used at night!

I’ve already been using this product for years on my dry lips. I used to get dry cracked lips during the winter but this product is excellent at stopping that from happening. Now even better because I can just take a smaller tube with me when I’m on the move.

Always buy this excellent for chapped lips

I always have at least one tube of this on the go at once, it's the only thing that curea my extremely dry sore lips and gets them back to moisturised and feeling great again. This size is great for handbags and the large full sized tube I keep in the house. Would recommend to anyone with dry lips.

Interesting. It's just petroleum--that's all! I have no idea what qualifies this to be called a healing ointment any more than any other petroleum. But, you know what? It does help the skin. Bizarre.I would not go so far as to call it Healing Cream as it doesn't heal my skin any better than other salves and balms that were not designed to heal, so I am unsure about the name. But still, it's a handy product.I do not use it on its own but apply a little dab on any sore or flaking skin, from using facial peels. It certainly gives great elasticity and a soothing effect. But so would a tub of Vaseline, which is essentially what this is, surely?I'd score it a 4 or 5 if I knew why petroleum--with nothing else added--can be sold as healing cream. It's a bit of a mystery. But still a handy thing to have, and a nice travel size for keeping in the handbag.