Petroleum jelly (Vaseline) itself is safe, but it will weaken latex condoms.
no, it is not safe because it is a form of petroleum
Petroleum jelly, like Vaseline, is not bad for you, just don't eat it. It is safe for babies and the elderly, not to mention everyone in between!
yes
Take any sterile gauze, and apply any type of unscented petroleum jelly to it. Only really safe to use on wounds if the jelly is clean and the gauze is sterile.
It is not safe to put menthol in the anus.
If you're having sex with a woman vaginally then it is not at all safe to use petroleum jelly as this is difficult for the vagina to clean out so can trap bacteria and dirt within the vagina leading to increased risk of infection. Petroleum jelly is also a barrier cream, it keeps moisture in the skin it's on but at the same time doesn't let any additional moisture in - the mucus membranes of the vagina are very delicate so need moisture to keep them protected, petroleum jelly may result in vaginal tissues becoming dry and damaged so increasing risks of TSS and STD's. Besides all this, it's a byproduct of crude oil - who wants that on their genitals!?
Water based lubricants such as KY or Astroglide. DO NOT use petroleum based lubes like petroleum jelly (Vaseline). They are not compatible with latex condoms and can cause them to break. Check with a pharmacist- they can refer you to the right product- and you will NOT be the first to ask them for help.
Petroleum jelly or Vaseline is the most inexpensive and the best remedy for dry skin. It is also known as 'Petrolatum'. It is very safe and has been used for about 100 years to hep heal cuts and dry and flaking skin.
If eyelashes have been infested, the only safe treatments are either a thick coating of petroleum jelly (Vaseline) applied twice daily for eight days, or 1% yellow oxide of mercury applied four times a day for two weeks.
Yes
I don't think it is because the anus has tons of germs!! Plus it probably won't be pleasant...
will make it sting - I assume.... Why would you do that? Rubbing Alcohol is safe to use externally, but inside your body it acts like a poison. Source: http://www.uptodate.com/patients/content/topic.do?topicKey=~oEG16I3jicJE