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Vaseline for Men
Oct 28, 2008 4:14 AM GMT
Anyone use these products? I am really tempted to start using it for my lotion since my skin does take quite a beating in the summer and winter from running outdoors.
http://www.vaseline.co.uk/Template1.aspx?Path=Consumer/OurProducts/Home
Oct 28, 2008 6:32 AM GMT

Let's just say that the skin on a particular part of my body is as smooth and supple as Vaseline advertises.
Sean85 Posts: 2022
Oct 28, 2008 6:35 AM GMT
i use the intensive rescue line. This new line for men is just some bullshit Unilever cashgrab...

It'll make your penis bigger
Oct 28, 2008 6:37 AM GMT

excuse me, what?
CuriousJockAZ Posts: 4881
Oct 28, 2008 6:40 AM GMT
My feet get really dry in the summer here in AZ, so I use good old fashion Vaseline on them before I put my socks on and it works wonders.
Oct 28, 2008 7:15 AM GMT
I use the body and face lotion...then i have the hand lotion too. It works great and smells AMAZING.
Oct 28, 2008 7:22 AM GMT
I'm not a big fan of using petroleum based products on my body. If you guys want better skin there are more healthy alternatives that aren't linked to carcinogens
GQjock Posts: 6480
Oct 28, 2008 10:46 AM GMT
I dunno ....

Vaseline for Men - is it because I'm gay
does my mind go str8 to Lube?
Oct 28, 2008 11:13 AM GMT
I'd be wary, it make block your pores. I use Cetaphil for body lotion, seems to work well.
Oct 28, 2008 11:43 AM GMT
petrolatum and mineral oil seem like two good reasons not to use some of these products.
gymguy1 Posts: 1412
Oct 28, 2008 11:51 AM GMT
I use vaseline everyday. I mix it with baby lotion
Oct 28, 2008 12:07 PM GMT
muchmorethanmuscle saidI'm not a big fan of using petroleum based products on my body. If you guys want better skin there are more healthy alternatives that aren't linked to carcinogens


Got any suggestions?
Sean85 Posts: 2022
Oct 28, 2008 3:48 PM GMT
gymguy1 saidI use vaseline everyday. I mix it with baby lotion


really? what does that do?
Oct 28, 2008 4:25 PM GMT
Last summer I had a spot of skin cancer taken off my face. I was given petroleum gelly to cover the wound. When I asked about using "Neosporin" I was told that using products like that promote the growth of "Super Bugs".

scothman Posts: 93
Oct 28, 2008 4:33 PM GMT
John43620 saidLast summer I had a spot of skin cancer taken off my face. I was given petroleum gelly to cover the wound. When I asked about using "Neosporin" I was told that using products like that promote the growth of "Super Bugs".



It can to an extent. When antibiotics are used improperly, the bacteria that you are trying to find can mutate and become immune to the affects. This is why we must continually research new antibiotics because the bacteria are becoming more and more resilient. When your doctor gives you antibiotics, use them as directed. DO NOT stop using them when you are feeling better. This is what causes problems.

Back to the issue at hand, I recommend dermalogica. They are great for your skin and very good. Only down side is, they are very expensive products. I use them though and love 'em!
Oct 28, 2008 5:29 PM GMT
Vaseline will make the skin on your body supple and beautiful forever if you use it regularly; similarly, its an old women's secret to put it under the eyes before sleep to remove puffiness and to give you that fresh shine the next day.

Also, the skin of your cock will thank you if you put a bit there too.
jockoman Posts: 19
Oct 28, 2008 5:36 PM GMT
GQjock saidI dunno ....

Vaseline for Men - is it because I'm gay
does my mind go str8 to Lube?


Yep, you're gay. But maybe I'm stereotyping.

Lubriderm Daily Moisture Lotion. It's the best and it's non-greasy.
Oct 29, 2008 12:00 AM GMT
bryanc_74 said
muchmorethanmuscle saidI'm not a big fan of using petroleum based products on my body. If you guys want better skin there are more healthy alternatives that aren't linked to carcinogens


Got any suggestions?


Almost all moisturizer products on the grocery shelves have some form of petroleum/petrolatum in them. Just read the ingredients. The fewer it has the better, If it has oils it them they should be from natural sources like almond, etc. I think coco butter is great for the skin, look for that minus the mineral oils and petroleum.
gymguy1 Posts: 1412
Oct 29, 2008 12:43 AM GMT
Sean_Hussein_85 said
gymguy1 saidI use vaseline everyday. I mix it with baby lotion


really? what does that do?


I like the smell of baby lotion, so i mix the two.
Oct 29, 2008 4:09 AM GMT
Vaseline is gross and always relate it to babíes' bottoms

Having said that, in our cold,dry,windy, winters, I do smear it on my face before heading out on a long run. Nothing else can keep my face baby smooth.

Washing that shit off is a whole other story, my face still gleams a little afterward.
metta8 Posts: 1951
Oct 29, 2008 4:28 AM GMT
I don't put petrolium on my skin. I use natural alternatives.
Phoenix86 Posts: 114
Oct 29, 2008 6:46 AM GMT
I have seen some guys on here who have really great skin. I don't have bad skin by any means, but I would certainly like a more clear, even complexion. Since we're all on the topic, what do you suggest? I do believe that natural is better, but I have to be careful about what I use because I seem to break out if there's too much fragrance and crap in it.

So, who has the secret they're willing to share?
groundcombat Posts: 260
Oct 29, 2008 6:54 AM GMT
GQjock saidI dunno ....

Vaseline for Men - is it because I'm gay
does my mind go str8 to Lube?


It shouldn't.... Vaseline is NOT water-based and therefore can tear your jimmy-hat making it a bad choice o lube.


groundcombat Posts: 260
Oct 29, 2008 6:58 AM GMT
And now on topic,

As someone who has really strong Eczema, I know about keeping skln moist. Rule of thumb is that ointments like Vaseline work the best and keeping moisture in. Just about any lotion is awful because its only a slight step up from using water. The nice part is that your're generally not as greasy as with Vaseline. I use Eucerin Moisturizing Creme most of the time both for it's fragrance free qualities and it's balance between moisture and non-greasiness. The drawbacks are that it's hella expensive and it's really, really thick.


Oct 29, 2008 7:20 AM GMT
scothman - I use Dermalogica too and it is brilliant stuff. But yes, quite pricey indeed. I can't use Vaseline products as there is some ingredient in it that causes me to break out in a rash...don't know what it is as. The cruel part is that I was using Vaseline to soothe the rash then it disappeared when I was visiting my mother and used a product she had and the rash returned when I went home and used my Vaseline again. But my mother, being a bit eccentric, uses a product called Udderly Smooth. It is something that cow farmers use to soften the teats of a cow for milking. It is cheaper (but harder to find) than Dermalogica but not made from petroleum products.


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