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applies to an unrefined, heavy, waxy petrolatum material. In fact, United States Pharmacopeia (USP) white petroleum jelly is not a byproduct but is a refined and purified product of heavy waxes and paraffinic oils. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] USP White Petroleum Jelly surpasses the safety standards set by the FDA for use in food and cosmetics products as well as for both the European Union (EU) and Japanese Pharmacopeia Chemical Codes.
In layman’s term Vaseline petroleum jelly does not clog skin pores but slowly diffuses throughout the skin lipid layer and even assists the body in skin repair.
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demonstrated that white USP mineral oil (FG) and white USP [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] petroleum jelly (Vaseline) do not block skin pores.

Myth: Petroleum Jelly is inexpensive poor moisturizer.

Petroleum Jelly and mineral are classified as “occlusive” moisturizers. In theory, occlusives reduce water loss from the skin by creating a hydrophobic barrier when applied over the skin. Occlusive moisturizers diffuse into the intercellular lipid domains and herein lay their [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] effectiveness. Published studies show that although Vaseline exhibits what appears to be occlusive properties when applied to the skin it neither forms nor acts [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] as an impermeable barrier but rather permeates slowly throughout the SC interstices, allowing for normal skin recovery.

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