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Comment: Hi! On Saturday I told my mom that I put Vasoline on the spots
of my face that have dry skin before I go to sleep. She then informed me that after years of use, Vasoline makes hair grow on your face! Is this true (God I hope not)? |
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Is that were true, wouldn't it be marketed as the new, prescriptionless Rogaine?
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As long as you use Vaseline you'll be OK.
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“If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, it's just possible you haven't grasped the situation. ” / Jean Kerr |
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If Vaseline can do this what would more advanced moisturisers do?
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Well, do you have any hair on your face? See, simples. BringThe "I do, but I like it" Noise |
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I prefer not to know, but the question in the OP was not about Vaseline. It was about Vasoline, whatever that is.
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