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Bfastattiffanys's Review
Should have bought Vasaline
budget conscious, mom to a toddler
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MAR
3
2009
I picked up a tub of it for about $15 and opened it, expecting it to be similar to the Eucerin cream that also comes in a tub. I found a tub full of what looked like Vaseline. It was greasy and didn't help my son's skin any more than if I had put Vaseline on him, which we frequently do. Vaseline is only a fraction of the price.
The only difference I could see from regular Vasaline was a few added inactive ingredients, such as, mineral oil and lanolin alcohol. I should have read the back of the tub before buying it to realize the only active ingredient in it was petroleum.
The main reason I am not a fan of Aquaphor is because of the price. If it had produced better results I may be more apt to refer this to a friend, but it seems to be the EXACT same as Vaseline.
Aquaphor Baby Healing Ointment Jar 14 oz is not recommended by Bfastattiffanys
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