actually instead of baking soda and water , use baking soda , lemen juice and lime juice , for a better result use more lime than lemen

Skin can't breathe...it doesn't have lungs. Total myth according to a leading dermatology expert I have worked with.

The lack of attention to detail on the comments section for this post is ridiculous. She didn't write to slather Vaseline all over your face. But mainly on your feet and on three specific dry spots on the face. Key word is dry. It does help with dry lips and cheeks if other thicker creams don't work for you. Again, the idea of this article is to suggest things, it might not work for you but it's silly to tell someone else not to use something because 1. You misread the article or 2. You don't like it or it has adverse affects for you.

Your skin does not "breathe", but nothing you put on top of it can be a complete barrier either. Vaseline may or may not clog your pores, but it's just a skin protectant that doesn't do anything good your skin. It's not a emollient, humectant (maybe slightly), nor does it have anti-oxidant or skin-repairing properties. It is like mineral oil, but the latter for sure can clog up your pores. There are much better things on the market that are beneficial to your skin. Try a hydrating overnight mask instead. And please don't try mineral powder either - again, there are better things to put on top your skin (serums, oils) than something that's basically makeup.

The castor oil for your eyelashes do work I use it with vitamin E oil and aloe Vera gel it works wonders. My eyelashes have grown by using it everyday in 1 or 2 weeks you see the difference.

Vaseline on your face is a bad idea! Petroleum- look it up! It may offer a temporary softer appearance but in the long run will dry your skin, block pores and create more wrinkles. Your skin cannot breathe!

I put castor oil on my eyebrows and Vaseline on my lips. I've tried the Vaseline on my hands & feet with the gloves, but didn't see the difference I was hoping for. Def wanna try the baking soda one.

But I do agree with the humidifier and vitamin a cream part; products with retinol/tretinoin/adapalene can do wonders for wrinkles as well as breakouts at higher concentrations :)

Sorry if I'm blabbing a lot haha - but personally, I have very sensitive to Vaseline (strange, I know). I use to put it on my chin and eye area/lashes and it make my eyes dry and raw, and my entire face had eczema-like symptoms. The place I can use it on are my lips :)

The baking soda one is true. I learnt that many years ago when I heard an actor used to do it. Your teeth feel super clean and help with mild staining. I brush my teeth with normal toothpaste straight after just so my mouth feels fresher.