Vaseline Queen Bee lip therapy £1 in Poundland £2.65 Superdrug £3.99 Boots

8th Aug 2015

nice

8th Aug 2015

It doesn't contain any sand?!

8th Aug 2015

coony
It doesn't contain any sand?!

Contains: Petrolatum, Aroma, Alpha-Isomethyl lonone, Benzyl Alcohol, Linalool
But fortunately no sand

8th Aug 2015

jasee
Contains: Petrolatum, Aroma, Alpha-Isomethyl lonone, Benzyl Alcohol, … Contains: Petrolatum, Aroma, Alpha-Isomethyl lonone, Benzyl Alcohol, LinaloolBut fortunately no sand

So all natural ingredients from the honey bee.

8th Aug 2015

Cold no sand.

8th Aug 2015

Amazing, thank you OP!

8th Aug 2015

Great deal - Voted HOT!

8th Aug 2015

Is this made from real Beyonce's?

8th Aug 2015

In Poundland Dereham. Wife Happy.
Always cautious to vote hot on a Vaseline deal!

8th Aug 2015

Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining (petrolatum) isn't going to fix damaged lips....

Stick to real bees wax or something else that won't contribute to dryness.

8th Aug 2015

OB1
Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining … Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining (petrolatum) isn't going to fix damaged lips.... Stick to real bees wax or something else that won't contribute to dryness.

its not really a waste product if theyre making stuff out of it
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if you have really dry lips, try the hemp lip balm from the bodyshop its like £4 but it works

8th Aug 2015

OB1
Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining … Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining (petrolatum) isn't going to fix damaged lips.... Stick to real bees wax or something else that won't contribute to dryness.

Strictly speaking vaseline isn't a waste product from crude oil refining, it's just a simple fraction. It's not hydroscopic so I don't see how it could 'contribute to dryness'

8th Aug 2015

jasee
Strictly speaking vaseline isn't a waste product from crude oil refining, … Strictly speaking vaseline isn't a waste product from crude oil refining, it's just a simple fraction. It's not hydroscopic so I don't see how it could 'contribute to dryness'

lol you've been owned

8th Aug 2015

Years ago I was basically addicted to petroleum jelly lip balm, if I didn't keep a permanent covering of it my lips would completely crack and be majorly sore. Going cold turkey created bad problems but then my lips learned to self regulate their moisture levels. Now I just use something like bees wax very rarely, such as when I've got a cold or am in an unusually dry environment.

I was under the impression this wasn't uncommon, but perhaps my previous comment lacked strong foundation.

8th Aug 2015

OB1
Years ago I was basically addicted to petroleum jelly lip balm, if I … Years ago I was basically addicted to petroleum jelly lip balm, if I didn't keep a permanent covering of it my lips would completely crack and be majorly sore. Going cold turkey created bad problems but then my lips learned to self regulate their moisture levels. Now I just use something like bees wax very rarely, such as when I've got a cold or am in an unusually dry environment. I was under the impression this wasn't uncommon, but perhaps my previous comment lacked strong foundation.

Same thing happened to me years ago. I used to panic if I didn't have a lipgloss or vaseline with me. Now I stick to blistex relief cream which is fine. I always say I was addicted to lipgloss

9th Aug 2015

I would assume the theory goes that as the lips are covered in a thin layer of skin, the same rules of moisturizing applies. if you use moisturizer often and for prolonged periods you can find that your sebum levels reduce as your body adjusts to the artificial level of moisturisers in use. this in turn leads to drier skin when the use of moisturisers cease. your lips may therefore become more susceptible to drying and cracking with the use of lip balm all the time since the skin is not being exposed to the elements and artificially moisturised.

lip balm is however good to treat sore dry and cracked lips as they help retain the natural moisture at night. I would have thought it sensible to reduce the usage when your lips have recovered and no longer require additional aids to rejuvenate the damaged layer of skin.

Edited by: "Kenneth131" 9th Aug 2015

9th Aug 2015

OB1
Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining … Don't put vaseline on your lips! Waste product from crude oil refining (petrolatum) isn't going to fix damaged lips.... Stick to real bees wax or something else that won't contribute to dryness.

You're made of nuclear waste. You breathe a waste product of plants.