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Petroleum jelly has many uses for skin, including treating minor wounds, preventing chafing, and soothing dry skin. 

Treating minor wounds

• Apply petroleum jelly to minor wounds like cuts, scrapes, and scratches to keep them moist. This helps prevent scabs and scarring. 
• Apply petroleum jelly to burns and surgical sites to help them heal faster and reduce the risk of infection. 

Preventing chafing 

• Apply petroleum jelly to areas that rub together, like the thighs or feet, to prevent chafing and blisters.
• Apply petroleum jelly between your legs or on your heels before running to prevent chafing.

Treating dry skin

• Apply petroleum jelly to dry skin, cuticles, and hands. 
• Apply petroleum jelly to soothe a dry nose during a cold or illness. 

Treating diaper rash

• Apply petroleum jelly to a baby's rash during each diaper change. 
• Petroleum jelly is fragrance- and preservative-free, making it a good choice for babies. 

Other uses 

• Apply petroleum jelly to relieve soreness after waxing or threading
• Apply petroleum jelly to soothe razor bumps
• Apply petroleum jelly to soothe tired feet
• Apply petroleum jelly to protect newly healed tattoos
• Apply petroleum jelly to help ease cracked mouth corners