Mercurochrome Pure Vaseline 75 ml (2.54fl oz)
Dry lips & rough skin

Mercurochrome Pure Vaseline 75 ml (2.54fl oz)

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Regular price $10.97
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Code EAN
3160920505386
Brand
Mercurochrome
Dry lips & rough skin

The simple pharmacy classic for dry lips, heels and chapped patches

Mercurochrome Pure Vaseline is a pure petroleum jelly for the whole family, for dry, chapped or rough areas of skin. It forms a protective film on the surface that limits water loss and shields skin from cold and wind, so it softens very dry patches such as lips, elbows, heels and cuticles. It has no added fragrance and a simple, multi-purpose use that makes it a staple of French bathroom cabinets.

The texture

A thick, translucent jelly that melts slightly on contact with the skin. It stays on the surface rather than soaking in, which is what gives it its protective effect. A thin layer is enough.

Who it suits

  • Chapped lips and dry, cracked heels
  • Rough elbows, knees and cuticles
  • Skin exposed to cold and wind
  • Families who want one simple balm at home

Worth knowing before you buy: Petroleum jelly is occlusive and feels greasy, so it is not meant as a daily face moisturizer for oily or acne-prone skin. Use it on small, dry areas.

How long one tube lasts

Used on lips and small dry areas, the 75ml tube lasts several months.

Complete the routine

Characteristics

  • Texture: jelly
  • Skin type: all skin types, dry areas
  • Concerns: chapped lips, dry and rough skin
  • When to apply: as often as needed
  • Main benefits: protective film, limits water loss, softens dry patches

How to use

Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin or lips as often as needed. On heels, apply in the evening and wear cotton socks overnight.

Active ingredients

  • Petroleum jelly: forms a protective film that limits water loss