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7 beauty tricks with Vaseline: when luxury cosmetics bow down to a 4 euro cream

Vaseline – humble, versatile and surprisingly effective.

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In a world where beauty products appeal to us with promises of eternal youth, radiant skin, and Instagram-filter-style self-image, we often find ourselves in front of the shelf thinking: Do I really need another €78 cream with Icelandic moss extract, which is grazed by reindeer? Well, maybe not. What if we told you that you already have a miracle beauty tool at home – and for less than €4? We discover 7 beauty tricks with Vaseline!

Who wouldn't want to know about these 7 beauty tricks with Vaseline?! Vaseline, this multi-purpose product that even grandma used to apply to everything from wounds to dry lips, today is experiencing its glow-up. It's not glamorous, it doesn't have flashy packaging, and it smells about as interesting as an empty butter container. But hey—it works. And in more ways than you can imagine. Buckle up (or just slather it with Vaseline), because here are seven beauty hacks that will make your expensive cosmetics blush in the corner of your bathroom.

7 beauty tricks with Vaseline

1. Vaseline as a lip balm that won't let you down

Forget the gold packaging and flashy commercials – Vaseline will save your lips faster than any “luxury” balm. Apply it at night before bed, and in the morning you’ll wake up with lips softer than your favorite silk sheet. Plus point? Even the wind and cold don’t stand a chance.

Vaseline + cinnamon
Photo: Katja Ferenga / Ai art

2. Natural highlighter for a subtle glow

Don't have the time (or inclination) to apply a liquid highlighter that costs more than your weekly grocery bill? Don't panic. Gently dab Vaseline onto the tops of your cheekbones, above your eyebrows, and down the center of your nose—you'll glow like Gwyneth Paltrow on the red carpet, only on a smaller budget.

3. An emergency solution for split ends

Dry hair and split ends? Vaseline provides a natural protective barrier. Rub a small amount into your ends (really small so you don't look like you just ran out of the oil mill) and voilà – your hair will look healthier than if it had just come from the hairdresser.

Photo: Janja Prijatelj / Ai art

4. SOS for dry skin (anywhere)

Elbows, heels, knees, hands… Vaseline acts as an instant moisture bomb. Especially in winter, when your skin suddenly forgets how to produce moisture, Vaseline is a real game-changer. Apply it before bed and let it work its magic overnight. In the morning: baby smooth.

The best cream for cracked heels
Photo: Janja Prijatelj

5. For a longer lasting perfume

A little trick from the great perfume masters: before applying perfume to your wrists or neck, apply a little Vaseline to your skin first. The scent will last longer – almost as long as your obsession with duty-free perfume shopping.

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6. Perfect eyebrows – without expensive gel

Forget about trying to tame your brows with products named after Marvel superheroes. A small amount of Vaseline will give your brows definition and shine without feeling stiff or greasy. And yes, they'll stay in place even in the wind, Beyoncé-style.

7. A makeup remover that doesn't sting your eyes (or your wallet)

If you've ever cried over the price of micellar water, let us reassure you: Vaseline gently and effectively removes even the most stubborn mascara, eyeliner, or lipstick. No stinging eyes, no redness, no need for a bank loan. Just a cotton pad, a little Vaseline – and clean skin like in an advertisement.

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Conclusion: Luxury is a state of mind, not a label with a sky-high price tag

Vaseline may not look glamorous, but it's the unsung hero of the bathroom cabinet. Proof that sometimes the best things really do come in simple, unassuming packaging—and that you don't need a gold credit card to shine.

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