Yes, this paste is formulated for use on both the face and body, as indicated in its name. However, its practical use on the body is guided by its texture and mechanism. The thick, adherent paste is ideal for small, discrete problem zones rather than large, expansive areas.
On the body, it may be chosen for areas prone to friction, chafing, or localized roughness. Examples include the elbows, knees, heels, or other spots that develop dry, thickened patches. The protective film can help shield these areas from further irritation caused by clothing or movement. It is also a format sometimes used for applying a protective layer on skin that is recovering from minor, superficial abrasions, though it should only be used on intact, unbroken skin surrounding any such area.
It is less suitable for broad areas like the entire forearm or shin, as the waxy texture would feel heavy and uncomfortable. For larger areas of dry skin, a dedicated body lotion or cream that absorbs more fully would be more appropriate. Always perform a patch test on a small, discreet area of your body before wider use to observe your skin's tolerance.