AquaphorHealing ointment, skin protection, 14oz weight[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

Great healing cream, used for a new tattoo and helped it heal quickly. Also great for very dry skin

This is really great to put on any damaged, sore, dry or red skin, always alleviates the symptoms and repairs the skin fast. Also works as a lip balm to prevent dry lips or repair cracked lips. Much much better than Vaseline.

The media could not be loaded. I use Aquaphor Healing Ointment every single day, for myself and my kids. It truly does it all: dry skin, cracked heels, cuts, chapped lips, you name it. It’s gentle, unscented, and incredibly soothing, especially during colder months when skin gets extra sensitive. The 14oz jar lasts a long time, so it’s great value for money. If you want one reliable product that takes care of your skin all year round, this is the one I always recommend. I honestly don’t let my house run out of it.

I've often had a problem with peeling lips since I was kid and after much (read: MUCH) research, I think it may be exfoliative cheilitis. I tried several things, from Vaseline to Blistex to Burts Bees... all had very little impact (though Burts Bees made it less painful when the skin was peeling). Aquaphor was a brand that was repeatedly mentioned on the internet, by people with similar dermatological issues. So I thought, why not give it a go! Unfortunately, they don't seem to sell it here in the UK, which resulted in an Amazon purchase.The product itself came as a twin-pack, as promised, though it differs from other 'on-the-go' applicators, in that the end of the tube is not designed to apply directly to the lips (but that's a minor thing, as you can put it on your finger and apply it... the 'old skool' way). It definitely seems to hydrate the lips, though it may leave your lips white for the first hour after applying it, if you have a similar condition to me. Also, if water comes into contact with your lips after applying it, it does not wash off like others. It's only partially made of petroleum jelly (aka petrolatum), so allows the skin/lips to 'breathe' more easily.However, I only gave it 4* because while it is much better than the usual 3* lipcare products one can find in a supermarket, it hasn't actually stopped the dryness of the lips. If I stop using it (or sometimes even when I do use it), the exfoliative cheilitis persists :(.Good product though! You only need a bit of it on your lips (may need more if using elsewhere, as you can use this on hands etc)... so it may last you a long time. If you're planning on using this in several different areas regularly, I'd suggest purchasing the Aquaphor tub/pot. It's particularly good for really dry skin (to the point where your skin might bleed or close to it), as it allows the skin time to recover, especially when used at night!

I love this, perfect for baby changing when they have a rash.

A skin lifesaver for dry weather and irritation!I’ve been using Aquaphor for about 3 weeks now, and the difference it has made on my dry elbows and hands is incredible. It’s thick, but not sticky, and forms a protective barrier that actually lasts.I also used a tiny amount on a healing tattoo and it helped soothe the skin really well. A little goes a long way — even this 14oz jar will last months.If you’re dealing with dryness, cracked skin, or just want an all-in-one balm for minor cuts, this is definitely worth the hype. I now understand why it has over 70,000 glowing reviews.

A must for scars after surgery

It helped my elderly relative extensively.