In the depths of winter, the cold attacks the skin and leaves visible marks on the epidermis. With the current temperatures, you may have doubled your moisturizer. However, there is a better skin shield, and its name is surely familiar to you. It's petroleum jelly, the key ingredient in slugging, a trendy beauty practice.<\/p>\n
Since the arrival of the cold weather and the sudden drop in temperatures, you've undoubtedly optimized your beauty routine and doubled down on your skincare in front of the mirror. Your skin is the first victim of winter weather, and you don't need a magnifying glass to see the damage. Redness, apparent dryness, flaking\u2014the signs are unmistakable. Your skin is in critical condition, and even the most nourishing creams on the market don't seem to be enough to save it.<\/p>\n
And don't despair, slugging might just put an end to your skin woes and bring you lasting comfort. This beauty jargon term, which follows skin flooding and blush draping and is only understood by bilinguals, comes from the word "slug." Rest assured, the idea isn't to place these slimy creatures on your face and let them create a gooey mask. Slugging uses a well-known ingredient typical of old-fashioned remedies.<\/p>\n
This is petroleum jelly, a versatile cream that has the advantage of being rich in vitamins A and E, the main sources of comfort for the skin. It's an excellent remedy for thirsty and dehydrated skin. With its naturally rich texture, it's also often used for burns or irritation lesions. <\/p>\n
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