Every time I’ve my eyelashes dyed, the beautician makes use of Vaseline to stop the dye operating below my eyes. It really works a treat and is well removed as soon as completed.
+ Eyebrows/hair
Use a very small amount to tame wayward eyebrows or hair. A lot and you will appear like a grease ball.
+ Make-up remover
It will also be used as an environment friendly and cheap makeup remover. Vaseline petroleum jelly takes off mascara, eye-liner, lipstick, rouge, and powders.
+ Leather
Rub it on leather goods to cease them cracking. It offers it with nutrients and a waterproof coating.
+ Lure trout
Coat small pieces of sponge with Vaseline petroleum jelly to simulate fish egg bait.
+ Prevent car battery corrosion
Smear Vaseline petroleum jelly on clear car battery terminals.
+ Repair stains, rings, and minor scratches in wood furnishings
Cover each scratch with a liberal coat of Vaseline petroleum jelly, let sit for 24 hours, rub into wood, wipe away excess, and polish as ordinary.
+ Remove chewing gum from hair
Apply Vaseline petroleum jelly and work into the hair until the gum slides off.
+ Lubricate roller skate and skateboard wheels
Smear Vaseline petroleum jelly across the cylinders on the wheels in order that they roll sooner.
+ Take away a ring stuck on a finger
Coat finger with Vaseline petroleum jelly and slide the ring off.
+ Prevent rust on outdoor equipment
Apply a generous coat of Vaseline petroleum jelly.
+ Keep away from splattered paint on windows, metal work, and floors
Before painting a room, dip a cotton bud in Vaseline petroleum jelly and run it around the edges of the glass; coat door hinges, doorknobs, lock latches; and spread a skinny coat of Vaseline petroleum jelly alongside a linoleum or tile floor (clearly not carpet) where it meets the wall. Paint smears will wipe off with a cloth.
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