Cult beauty classic Eucerin Aguaphor healing ointment

Eucerin Aguaphor healing ointment is a beauty stable for plenty of women. However they discover it, the converts continue to use this product year after year. This is an ointment as opposed to a cream, with a similar consistency to Neosporn. Women use this for their lips as a smoothing gloss balm, and for extremely dry areas of skin. Not to be used all over the face, this ointment works best when applied specifically to dry areas before applying makeup. Women who have issues with eczema love this stuff because it won’t irritate the skin. Besides using on lips as a balm you can use for dry hands, feet, and even nostrils.

Cult beauty classic Vasoline petroleum jelly

Vasoline has been a beauty staple since the 18th century! A jar of Vasoline can go a long way. Women develop the most unusual uses for this petroleum jelly. Vasoline’s most popular use is as a moisturizing lip balm. Another popular use is to use it to remove makeup. Since the ointment is very moisturizing, it removes makeup and softens dry skin at the same time. Vasoline is also great for dry hands and feet, and to soften hard as rock cuticles. When you are done with the Vasoline you can run hands through hair to moisturize strands, but only use an infinitesimal amount for this as this ointment is potent.

Beauty pageant girls use Vasoline to give a sheen to their teeth and to remove lipstick from teeth. A teeny bit of Vasoline can be used to highlight certain areas for example, the cheeks or eyes. A miniscule dab where desired does the trick. Vasoline can be used to set eyebrows too. After grooming eyebrows and filling in with pencil or shadow, apply a miniscule amount to set brows into place, which helps avoid having your eyebrow fill-in color from smearing onto your face. One last use of Vasoline is as a self-tanner primer. You can use on elbows and knees to soften dry skin and smooth areas before applying self-tanner. This helps the tanner from blotching in problem areas such as knees, feet, elbows and the palms of your hands.

Cult beauty classic Palmers cocoa butter

Beauty addicts absolutely love this oil. While the smell can be a tad bit medicinal to certain people, it doesn’t stop them from loving this all time beauty stable. If you have dry hands, elbows, knees or feet you will love this smoothing thick oil cream. Lovers of this skin therapy use Palmers Cocoa butter to help smooth skin and tone down the look of stretch marks. Keeping skin soft, smooth, and hydrated can help prevent formation of this ugly skin stretch marks, and diminish their appearance once they have shown their ugly face. Women swear by this cream for use throughout pregnancy to help prevent, and get rid of stretch marks on the stomach, thighs, hips, butt and breasts.

Women also like this cream to help incision scars from plastic surgery fade out and heal nicer, particularly if they cannot afford the more expensive scar fading creams. The good thing about the ointment is that it is rather thick and sticky so it will stay put on an area and continue to moisten it rather than just come off the second you put it on. The texture is thick and creamy. Women who have very dry skin put a dab on and work into face before applying makeup to give a soft base, and even once makeup is off. Only a very small amount of the cream is needed for these purposes. If used sparingly and you don’t mind the smell, a miniscule amount can work great as a makeup base.

Cult beauty classic Egyptian Magic all-purpose skin cream

Egyptian Magic All Purpose Skin Cream is an all-natural, multi-purpose skin care balm. Made from natures powerful ingredients, Egyptian Magic has really built up a cult following among celebrities, the fashion world and even some doctors. The cream is used as a remedy for psoriasis and eczema, to moisture dry skin, to reduce stretch marks, as a cleanser and eye makeup remover and even as an after shave cream. It can also be used as a rich hair conditioning treatment, but be careful not to apply to much or your hair will stick! Women fall in love with this cream because the ingredients in Egyptian Magic are touted as 100% natural and derived only from living plants and organisms.

The favorite use of this product is as a spot-moisturizer. If you are prone to specific dry areas on the face or body, then apply cream to that area and work in well. Women who have dry skin patches are the biggest fans of this all-purpose skin cream. It’s a favorite for eczema, minor rashes and dry skin. While pricier than the other creams mentioned here, some women swear by Egyptian magic cream for dry skin, stretch marks, and as an inexpensive scar or acne mark fading treatment. A little bit goes a long way.

Cult beauty classic Body Shop Brazil nut butter cream

I remember when The Body Shop first came out with this Brazil Nut Butter years ago and it has remained one of the most popular body butter creams. I won’t lie that I absolutely love Body Butter and use it for just about everything! Brazil Nut Body Butter will lavish your skin with a rich cream that softens, conditions and moisturizes up to 24 hrs with a delectably nutty scent. The Brazil nut oil and Shea Butter moisturizes and softens the skin. This Body Shop favorite is an excellent moisturizer that melts at body temperature. It works Best for dry skin and for those women that like the nutty smell.

The Body shop says this cream is 100% vegetarian, has never been tested on Animals, and contains no Sulfates, Phthalates, GMOs, or Triclosan. Women review this cream positively for going on smoothly, moisturizing well, smelling nice, softening skin, and being long-lasting. If you don’t like the nutty smell try the fruitier variations from the Body Shop. I love Body Butter and whenever I buy such a cream I look for a thick consistency and a nice smell. LOVE body butter as a moisturizer, makeup primer, and solution for drier skin that needs to be softer. If you like thick and creamy style skin creams you will get permanently addicted.

A word of caution for sensitive skin

Of course as with any cream or ointment, if it makes your skin to greasy or oily, discontinue use. You never know what ointment, cream or lotion might irritate your skin, cause a breakup, or even an allergic reaction. Whenever trying a new cream use only a smidge to a non-crucial area and make absolutely sure that the cream or ointment reacts well to your particular skin before using more. You want to avoid skin breakouts or adverse reactions at all costs. Once a woman finds a cream or ointment that works well, she tends to stay with it for years. This type of regular use is what makes certain beauty items into cult classics.