I just made one big mistake in my vain, superficial life. I inadvertently slathered something on my medicated face sans asking my dermatologist if it’s safe. I was about to nix my upper lip (mustache) hair goodbye, so I put some depilatory cream atop of it. The product’s intended for sensitive skin. What I didn’t know is that mine’s extra sensitive. Yes, I got rid of the hair, but irritated by skin big time!
So, Bam! The skin on my upper lip area stung like mad. Great thing I remember that I have Aquaphor Healing Ointment from Eucerin stashed somewhere in our common drawer. So, I put it on the affected area to mitigate the redness and irritation. And, thank God, it really did wonders to my red, burning skin though I still got this anti-inflammatory beta cream from my dermatologist that’d hopefully cure and clear it up eventually.
Moreover, I also use Aquaphor to soothe my chapped lips from continuously shedding. I’ve been painstakingly bearing my over-dried, chapped lips for weeks. My current lip balm couldn’t even mend it, whilst my favorite lip balms (Crab Tree and Evelyn & Kiehl’s) were either out-of-stock or hard to find then.
Here’s what Eucerin has to say about Aquaphor:
• Clinically proven to reduce healing time
• Creates a protective barrier that seals in moisture
• Helps heal raw, irritated skin caused by radiation treatments, facial resurfacing procedures and Atopic Dermatitis
• Soothes and helps protect extremely dry, chapped or chafed skin and lips caused by winter weather or diabetes
• Soothes and protects minor burns
• Fragrance-free, preservative-free, non-irritating
And yes, I can definitely vouch for it. It’s really safe for those who have sensitive skin (like me), and it gives desirable results in a jiffy!



A 20-something urbanite who pours all of her passion for all things posh, ergonomic, attractive and scintillating. Believes that vanity can be found everywhere, even without spending a fortune. Makeup and perfume junkie. Fashion designer wannabe. Self-confessed artsy-fartsy, but works in a techie industry.

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