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Petroleum jelly can be used for many skin care purposes, including treating dry skin, minor wounds, and diaper rash. It can also be used to prevent chafing and nail breakage. 

Skin care uses

• Dry skin: Petroleum jelly can soothe dry, itchy, or cracked skin on the lips, eyelids, and nose. 
• Minor wounds: Petroleum jelly can help minor cuts, scrapes, and scratches heal by keeping them moist. 
• Chafing: Petroleum jelly can be applied to areas like the thighs or feet to prevent chafing and blisters. 
• Diaper rash: Petroleum jelly can protect a baby's skin from wetness and diaper rash. 
• Eczema: Petroleum jelly's moisturizing properties can help treat eczema and prevent flare-ups. 
• Cracked heels: Petroleum jelly can be used to moisturize cracked heels.