Vaseline 30g – Tulskaja farmatsevticheskaya fabrika

What it is

Sulsena Vaseline 30 g is a classic occlusive skin protectant used when the skin feels very dry, rough or exposed to wind and friction. Unlike moisturisers that mainly add water‑binding ingredients, petroleum jelly works by forming a thin protective film on the surface. This helps reduce transepidermal water loss, so the skin keeps its own moisture for longer and feels softer.

When to choose it

This type of body‑care product is often chosen for small areas that need a simple barrier: lips, hands, elbows, cuticles, heels or patches of dryness after washing. It does not actively exfoliate or renew the skin; its role is more straightforward — to shield the surface and limit further moisture evaporation. Because the texture is dense and water‑free, it is especially useful when the skin needs protection from external irritation rather than a light lotion finish.

• Lips
• Hands
• Elbows
• Cuticles
• Heels
• Patches of dryness after washing

How to use

Another practical feature of vaseline is glide. That is why it has also traditionally been used to lubricate the tips of certain instruments before procedures. In cosmetic use, people usually apply it as the last step on very dry spots, or over a lighter cream to help keep hydration in place overnight. A small amount is usually enough, especially on delicate areas.

• Apply as the last step on very dry spots.
• Apply over a lighter cream to help keep hydration overnight.

Important notes

This format suits those who want a simple, familiar skin‑barrier product without fragrances or complex actives. If your skin is cracked, very sensitive, or prone to clogged pores, use thoughtfully and watch how the area responds. Apply only to clean skin, and if irritation appears or the condition persists, ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional for advice.

• If your skin is cracked, very sensitive, or prone to clogged pores, use thoughtfully and watch how the area responds.
• Apply only to clean skin.
• If irritation appears or the condition persists, ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional for advice.