Petroleum Jelly

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Description:

Petroleum Jelly, also known as Vaseline, is a high-consumption product all over the world. As the name of this product suggests, it comes from petroleum derivatives. It’s a semi-solid mixture that contains 60% white mineral oil, 20% microcrystalline wax, and 20% paraffin wax.

It comes from crude oil, so it’s a mixture of heavy hydrocarbons. However, the exact composition can vary slightly depending on the manufacturing process. But mainly consists of long-chain hydrocarbons. At first, it undergoes a refining process to remove its impurities and contaminants. As a result, it becomes a translucent and odorless substance.

Petroleum jelly is available in different grades or types that vary in their purity and specific properties.

Pharmaceutical Grade: This grade is suitable for pharmaceutical and medical applications because it’s the purest and the most refined grade. It has to meet the standards for pharmaceutical applications. For that reason, it undergoes rigorous quality control.
Cosmetic Grade: This grade is suitable for skincare and cosmetic products. Such as pharmaceutical grade, it’s refined and purified; however, it may have slightly lower standards.
Industrial Grade: this grade is suitable for industrial applications; because it’s often less expensive compared to higher-grade petroleum jellies. Compared to other grades, it is less refined and may contain higher impurities.

Petroleum Jelly Features and Advantages:

It’s a popular product because of its several features and advantages. Petroleum jelly acts as a protective layer; in other words, it protects the skin against things like external irritants, harsh weather conditions and pollutants. Vaseline helps to retain moisture and prevent water loss. As a result, it keeps the skin hydrated and reduces dryness.

Petroleum jelly also moisturizes the skin. That is to say, it helps to lock in moisture and maintain the skin’s natural hydration levels. In other words, it’s a beneficial product for those who have dry, chapped, or rough skin. It can be applied to different areas of the body, such as lips, hands, feet, elbows and knees.

Petroleum Jelly has soothing properties that can help calm and relieve irritated or sensitive skin. It alleviates minor skin irritations, such as sunburns, insect bites and rashes. In addition, it aids in the healing process by creating an optimal environment for skin recovery.

Another feature of Petroleum jelly is its non-allergic and non-irritating nature. Therefore, it’s suitable for individuals with sensitive skin. It also has a low risk of causing adverse reactions. As a result, it’s reliable for many people.

It’s also a cost-effective product that is available in different sizes. Firstly, it’s affordable skincare and it’s accessible to a wide range of consumers. Secondly, you can store it for a long period without losing its properties.

Additionally, petroleum jelly acts as a lubricant for household items. In addition, it protects and polishes different surfaces.

Petroleum Jelly Uses and Applications:

As mentioned, petroleum jelly is widely used as a skincare due to its moisturizer properties.
It finds applications in lip balms. For example, it helps soothe and hydrate dry, chapped lips, relieving and preventing further moisture loss.
It has many pharmaceutical applications such as ointments, creams and other topical medications. It acts as a barrier to protect against minor cuts and burns. Further, it protects scrapes from dirt, bacteria, and other contaminants. To clarify, it creates a moist environment that promotes healing and helps to prevent scarring. However it is generally safe for external use, it should not be ingested or used on deep wounds or punctured skin.
It’s a gentle makeup remover, particularly for removing eye makeup that includes mascara and eyeliner. As a result, it leaves the skin clean and moisturized.

Another application is to help prevent diaper rash by applying a thin layer of Vaseline to a baby’s bottom.
Moreover, petroleum jelly moisturizes and conditions the hair. It also can protect the hairline and scalp from hair dye or chemical treatments.
Petroleum jelly acts as a lubricant in various applications, due to its smooth and slippery texture. For instance, it eases the insertion of rectal thermometers and lubricates hinges and other household items. Vaseline provides temporary relief from friction and chafing during sports or physical activities.
Petroleum jelly protects and adds shine to leather goods like shoes and bags. Petrolatum also can prevent rust on metal surfaces. Moreover, it can polish and restore the appearance of wooden furniture.
Petroleum jelly finds applications in various small household tasks, such as lubricating stuck zippers, preventing squeaky hinges, or coating the threads of light bulbs to make them easier to remove.

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packaging in 55 or 175 kg barrels

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