Is Petroleum Jelly Good for Rashes Under the Breast?
Petroleum jelly is a by-product of petroleum and was first introduced as a commercial product in the 1800s by Robert Augustus Chesebrough. Chesebrough noticed that workers in an oil refinery used the jelly-like substance found at the bottom of oil rigs as a balm to heal minor scrapes and cuts. Petroleum jelly is a soft, waxy substance that is colorless and odorless and usually...