When it comes to skincare, especially moisturizing, we often face two familiar choices: Vaseline and moisturizing cream . Though both aim to hydrate and protect the skin, they function quite differently. Your skin type plays a major role in determining which product is best suited for you . In this post, we’ll explore the essential differences between Vaseline and moisturizing cream, how each works, and provide a practical guide on choosing the right one based on your skin type.     What Is Vaseline? Vaseline (Petroleum Jelly) is a pure occlusive moisturizer made from refined petrolatum. Rather than adding moisture, it creates a physical barrier on the skin to prevent existing moisture from evaporating. Think of it as a lid sealing in hydration. Moisture Mechanism: Blocks water loss Main Ingredient: 100% petroleum jelly Texture: Thick, greasy, non-absorbing Best Use: Lips, heels, elbows — localized dry areas What Is Moisturizing C...